I was talking with this guy last nite an he told me that I need t set my Fuel pressure accordingly. He said some thing like for lbs of boost you have to adjust you pressure or soem ****. idk what he was talking about. I kinda understand the fpr get will have positive pressure under boost but not understanding it.

 

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As long as you have a vacuum/boost referenced regulator, you'll be fine. The most important part of the equation is proper tuning.

 

all i got is a B&M fpr. shoudl I just throw a stock one on?

 

Base pressure should be near stock. You can use your stock regulator which is a 1:1 reference, which means that for every pound of boost the regulator sees, it'll raise fuel pressure by 1psi.

 

and that what I want right? could i stil use the B&M?

 

dont need an aftermarket regulator at all...

just make sure you have proper tuning, and the regulator has a proper vacuum source.

 

thanks. for my next question. are all honda fuel regs the same. i think i have a stock h23 one.

 

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No...most are around 41-43 psi, some of the ITR and Accord (i think) are up to 50 psi

 

what about 4th gen prelude. h23a1 i think

 

look it up

 

you been no help at all.......................

haha jk