Fuel pressure level, Helm vs most people's actual reading?
Today I installed my fuel pressure gauge and after I was done I rechecked everything along with comparing my actual fuel pressure levels versus what the Helm said I should have.
The Helm says that at idle the H22A's stock fuel pressure should be between 30-37 psi. I have like 41-42 psi and through searching I found that a LOT of other people had the same fuel pressure with a few exceptions (owners of older cars, mainly early 4th Gen's). Here's my gauge.

It seems this is the "normal" reading to have from what I searched on but can anyone take a stab at trying to explain why a lot of people get about 40-42psi at idle when the Helm calls for something lower? Maybe it's the gauge?
The Helm says that at idle the H22A's stock fuel pressure should be between 30-37 psi. I have like 41-42 psi and through searching I found that a LOT of other people had the same fuel pressure with a few exceptions (owners of older cars, mainly early 4th Gen's). Here's my gauge.
It seems this is the "normal" reading to have from what I searched on but can anyone take a stab at trying to explain why a lot of people get about 40-42psi at idle when the Helm calls for something lower? Maybe it's the gauge?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 1320in11 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">but im almost sure that this is normal (low 40's)</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yeah that's what I found most people to have when stock. It's just strange that the Helm actually says you're supposed to have a lower psi reading.
Yeah that's what I found most people to have when stock. It's just strange that the Helm actually says you're supposed to have a lower psi reading.
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