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Old 12 February 2003, 04:46 PM
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Thinking of upgrading the current Sti fuel pump and pressure regulator to run a max of 1.5bar boost. Is this necessary or the std Sti items will be able to cope?

What is the flow rate of the Sti fuel pump? Any difference from std UK or WRXs?

Are the fuel pressure regulator on Sti's upgraded from the std UK or WRXs as well?

Not looking to touch any internals but just to run on 1.5bar max. I have a close deck block, induction kit and a full system on my v4 type R boosting at 1.3.

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Old 12 February 2003, 05:13 PM
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how do you know you have a closed deck block? I was under the impression sti iv's don't.
Old 12 February 2003, 05:35 PM
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The stock fuel pump isn't up to running 1.5bar, and assuming you have stock V4 injectors (440cc's) I think you'll be pushing those too.

You will be able to improve things by increasing the fuel pressure, but it may cause other issues, unless you can remap your ECU.

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These guys do the best pumps, filters and regs around our way !!
http://www.capa.com.au/fuel.htm

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Old 14 February 2003, 12:29 PM
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Also not std fitment..

go for a walbaro in tank..

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Old 14 February 2003, 06:36 PM
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Ive got a TYPE R running 375 bhp at 1.4 bar of boost,using fuel pump and regulater from LATERAL PERFORMANCE,also got 550 injs.Alan..
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What else have you done to your car to run that power Guiness??

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Old 14 February 2003, 08:17 PM
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Totally standard,no not really,garrett/ihi hybrid,cusco front mount,bpm twin dump d/p,hks system,hks filter,link ecu,(soon to be replaced with motec 48 pro)and the help and time from good friends to make things work nice,Alan Mc
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christian r,

i know coz i opted for a close deck block when mine blew...

ok, so to run at 1.5 bar i'm pushing the fuel pump and fuel pressure regulator? injectors should be ok after i used the claculation form one of the posts as 1.5 is the utter maximum i'm running.

or would i just need the fuel pressure regulator only? if so, any ideas on which brands to get, i suppose that's your expertise ri9ket?

thanks very much, knew u big bhp guys would be able to help.

[Edited by black knight - 2/12/2003 6:25:43 PM]
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