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Sock Fuel Pressure Regulator adjustable?


randy

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Originally posted by randy

Is there a way to increase the fuel pressure on our jap spec stock fuel system? Is the stock fuel Pressure Regulator adjustable and where exactly is it located?:)

 

I don't beleive it is adjustable as I had an adjustable one fitted on my car ..... I don't know where the original one was located regrettably.

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The stock FPR is located on the fuel rail, front of the car end (just above injector #1).

 

The fuel rail nestles between the intake manifold and the cylinder head. It's a long narrow metal thingy with six fuel injectors stuffed in it.

 

It's attached by two bolts, has a fuel hose going in the side, and a 1/4" vacuum hose going in the round UFO-shaped bit.

 

It's not adjustable.

 

The question is - why do you want to adjust it? :)

 

-Ian

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Originally posted by Ian C

 

It's not adjustable.

 

The question is - why do you want to adjust it? :)

 

-Ian

 

So there is no way I could increase the fuel going through! Basically I feel I am running lean at a specific RPM. I am planning to get the Apex S- AFC and will be upgrading my fuel pump to a bosch 223 litre/hr capacity.

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