adj. fuel pressure regulator
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Originally Posted by buffman
at this point based on your mods, you don't even need one. get a new stock unit.
trust me I am gonna need it
Originally Posted by C5042081
planning for future mods
trust me I am gonna need it
trust me I am gonna need it
What do you mistakenly think it will accomplish?
Use a stock regulator, get injectors of proper size, and tune with the pcm.
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Originally Posted by Pntbll309
Isnt there that webiste where that guy does mods and dynos before and after? He picked up like 16(ish) rwhp according to the site. Ws6mods.com or something isnt it?
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Originally Posted by Slowmaro95Z28
You can also do the same thing with a good tune. No need for the adj reg unless you run forced induction or nitrous. For cams and motor work larger injectors and a tune are perfectly fine.
I am not paying 300+ to go back and tune each time
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Originally Posted by C5042081
very true, I am not going to have my full setup done all at once,
I am not paying 300+ to go back and tune each time
I am not paying 300+ to go back and tune each time
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Originally Posted by Pntbll309
Isnt there that webiste where that guy does mods and dynos before and after? He picked up like 16(ish) rwhp according to the site. Ws6mods.com or something isnt it?
www.ws6.com
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Originally Posted by Slowmaro95Z28
Where are you getting your tune from? I used pcm for less. Was half that. Also it's only $50 after the first tune to get anything changed.
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PCM for less is in Indiana PA. I went to the guys house to have mine done and he's been tuning these cars since they were new. He spent a lot of time on dynos and will dyno tune if you have a local dyno to use. Just telling him the mods I had was more than enough for him to give me a better tune than I expected. Just another option. The guy's name is Bryan Herter. His email is on the PCM for less site if you'd like to ask any questions.
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Originally Posted by Slowmaro95Z28
PCM for less is in Indiana PA. I went to the guys house to have mine done and he's been tuning these cars since they were new. He spent a lot of time on dynos and will dyno tune if you have a local dyno to use. Just telling him the mods I had was more than enough for him to give me a better tune than I expected. Just another option. The guy's name is Bryan Herter. His email is on the PCM for less site if you'd like to ask any questions.
not a bad deal either for $175 w/ no core
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I think this mod was done after all of his bolt-ons and thats why it really made a diff....
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Originally Posted by VendettaV6
thats what I read, it really impressed me....
I think this mod was done after all of his bolt-ons and thats why it really made a diff....
I think this mod was done after all of his bolt-ons and thats why it really made a diff....