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Old 08-10-2007, 11:17 PM
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Question Anyone use an OBX Fuel Pressure reg ?

Which FPR do you guys like using ? Is it important to get one that is boost sensitive and raises pressure ? I've heard good and bad about OBX. Any opinions ?

If it is of importance, I'll be running Autronic Stand Alone engine management.
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Re: Anyone use an OBX Fuel Pressure reg ?

Yes, you want one that will raise pressure, IIRC basline is 43psi and then it will raise 1:1 with boost pressure. I cant remember exactly what pressures are supposed to be, I think 43 is with the vac line connected on 1g turbo manual cars. I woudnt get an OBX though, I dont think. If you want a tried and true solution, get a Aeromotive unit. They are great, but can get a bit spendy. I think thats what I will end up doing, but I may take my chances on the cheaper Megan Racing unit.
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Re: Anyone use an OBX Fuel Pressure reg ?

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Re: Anyone use an OBX Fuel Pressure reg ?

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