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Old 13 June 2010, 11:31 PM
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just thinking at what point should i need a fuel pressure regulator ?
2002 bug eye wrx mods so far
vf34
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walbro
full de-cat + wrapped up pipe
induction kit
havin an engine re-build soon so once mapped should see between 330-350 also want it to be reliable daily driver so what else would u reccomend ? oil cooler radiator etc and is it worth gettin boost controller how much boost vf34 ? sorry about all the questions lol thank you
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if ecuteking or simtek no need boost controller best let ecu be in charge of this.
With above mods/spec cause of fmic wouldn't be bad idea for considering a uprated fpr. only recommend genuine fuelab/sx/aeromotive.

no need oil cooler..
Old 13 June 2010, 11:54 PM
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yeah ecu tec remap last time i had it by jolly green monster,turned up boost to 1.2bar . ok thanks for the advice mate is regulator easy diy or a bit involved
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easy. its an by pass of original. and then branch in with aftermarket reg on return fuel line.. set pressure. use only the 3 brands above.... don't consider others.

Woulda thought with your car about 1.35-1.4 bar woulda been average and normal on remap.

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hopefully ur right mate as when i had it mapped it only made 301 bhp aswell !! little did we know that it was because of piston ring failure in its early stages 2 days later and i was chuckin huge clouds out the exhaust and it wasnt turbo as got a brand new one a couple of days beforehand !been in my garage now for 3-4 months gathering dust supposed to be savin to get him fixed but keep spunkin money on intercoolers and the like lol
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fuel lab would be the choice to have lateral performance is were to get one from mark will sort you out
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ok thanks for the help boys i appreciate it
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Your VF34 turbo has potential to around 360 bhp and your pink injectors on your OE FPR can support the injectors beyond 370 bhp.
The case for an FPR is when you want to extend the range of the injectors beyond what they can do at present and you will not max these out on your existing original Subaru FPR on pink injectors with a VF34.
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