fpr question on my motor
i was wandering if a fuel pressure regulator will be good for my motor.i have done research and havent really found what i needed.some people say yea and some say no.my setup is
81.5mm gsr block around 11:8 compression
b16 head port and polish, 3 angle valve job
skunk 2 pro 1 cams with cam gears, full ferrea valvetrain.
skunk2 pro series intake manifold with 68mm tb,hytech style tri y header, full 2.5exhaust.
190walbro fuel pump with 310 injectors.probably getting tuned on ectune.im looking to hit 200 hopefully.im still collecting parts and was wandering if i needed a fpr or would they beable to tune without.any input would be great and i have done my research just havent found a good answer.i have heard b&m is garbage and i have heard it is good.what is a good fpr.
thanks ahead of time
81.5mm gsr block around 11:8 compression
b16 head port and polish, 3 angle valve job
skunk 2 pro 1 cams with cam gears, full ferrea valvetrain.
skunk2 pro series intake manifold with 68mm tb,hytech style tri y header, full 2.5exhaust.
190walbro fuel pump with 310 injectors.probably getting tuned on ectune.im looking to hit 200 hopefully.im still collecting parts and was wandering if i needed a fpr or would they beable to tune without.any input would be great and i have done my research just havent found a good answer.i have heard b&m is garbage and i have heard it is good.what is a good fpr.
thanks ahead of time
i have use B&M and Vortech fuel Pressure reg. both are good! but u can use a stock one and be fine. My buddys got a 420whp turbo civic using a stock fuel pressure reg. running 2yrs so far nothing wrong.
you can use a stock fpr, but a tuner would like the option of adjusting the fuel pressure when u have upgraded injectors instead of just adjusting injector pulse. i would go with a aeromotive regulator. or even a AEM since they have a 1:1 ratio, unless like b&M, those u have to cut your stock on and put together.
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So when you did this research, what were the general reasons for using one and what were the general reasons for not, that you found?
So when you did this research, what were the general reasons for using one and what were the general reasons for not, that you found?
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