Someone told me this, an easy way to up the fuel pressure......is it bo**ocks???
#1
Someone told me that they upped the fuel pressure on their car by compressing the fuel regulator a little.
Basically put a small socket on top of the regulator and put the regulator in a vice and compressed it slightly. (note, not compressing the whole unit)
I'm sure it's bo**ocks, but thought i would ask the question anyway.
Iain
Basically put a small socket on top of the regulator and put the regulator in a vice and compressed it slightly. (note, not compressing the whole unit)
I'm sure it's bo**ocks, but thought i would ask the question anyway.
Iain
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It is one way of doing it but get it wrong, and be prepared to buy a new one. Once done, there's no way of back tracking.
If you don't have the ability to re-map the fuelling, you could end up with a real mess.
If you're VERY careful, you will get away with it, but I'd check what you're doing with a fuel pressure gauge.
Mark.
If you don't have the ability to re-map the fuelling, you could end up with a real mess.
If you're VERY careful, you will get away with it, but I'd check what you're doing with a fuel pressure gauge.
Mark.
#4
Thanks for your honest answer Mark.
Don't worry if i was to do it i would use a pressure guage, i was really just interested in knowing whether it was true or not.
Cheers
Iain
BTW, i will probably speak to you soon, as i am interested in an uprated fuel pump, cheers...Iain
Don't worry if i was to do it i would use a pressure guage, i was really just interested in knowing whether it was true or not.
Cheers
Iain
BTW, i will probably speak to you soon, as i am interested in an uprated fuel pump, cheers...Iain
#5
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Before attempting get the fuel pump, install, and then check your pressure, you will find that the pump in itself increases pressure by up to 0.7 bar (mines actually a touch more in places)
#6
It is possible to rise the fuel pressure by compressing the std. regulator, a customer of mine did this to his car and I could realy take much fuel away in the fuel map, to achieve the desired mixture.
It´s not my kind of thing, you better have an adjustable fuel pressure regulator. As Bob already told: you definetly need an uprated fuel pump (Walbro), to get a higher fuel pressure as the std. pump hardly can reach the std. pressure.
Mark.
It´s not my kind of thing, you better have an adjustable fuel pressure regulator. As Bob already told: you definetly need an uprated fuel pump (Walbro), to get a higher fuel pressure as the std. pump hardly can reach the std. pressure.
Mark.
#7
Thanks for the response.
I am going to get the pump first Bob.
I really just wondered if i was being bullshi**ed by this bloke, you here so many stories down the pub LOL.
Cheers
Iain
I am going to get the pump first Bob.
I really just wondered if i was being bullshi**ed by this bloke, you here so many stories down the pub LOL.
Cheers
Iain
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