Will I need a fpr???
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Will I need a fpr???
I'm currently getting my parts together to run around the 420 mark with a md321t and 650 injectors. Plus other mods!! Question is will a fpr be needed or am I ok at this level???
Dont want it to hold me back on power
Thanks
Craig
Dont want it to hold me back on power
Thanks
Craig
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i'm not running one, but i will add one in the future.
You can get the power you are after without one. If you want some extra safety, then yes get one.
Although i don't see much point of adding a FPR if you are not adding parallel fuel rails.
You can get the power you are after without one. If you want some extra safety, then yes get one.
Although i don't see much point of adding a FPR if you are not adding parallel fuel rails.
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back right
front right
front left
back left
and then back to the tank. When fuel reaches the last cylinder, it has lost some pressure. By upgrading to parallel fuel rails, you are ensuring that all cylinders get fuel equally.
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make em yourself, quite easy tbh
you will need a a pipe flarer, 2 3 way splitters and good petrol hose. havent done it on a newage did it on my classic when it was rebuilt, trouble is you need to take the inlet off really
it will need to be checked rather than a remap and the fpr will have to be set-up, if your set-up is running ok , i wouldnt bother
you will need a a pipe flarer, 2 3 way splitters and good petrol hose. havent done it on a newage did it on my classic when it was rebuilt, trouble is you need to take the inlet off really
it will need to be checked rather than a remap and the fpr will have to be set-up, if your set-up is running ok , i wouldnt bother
Last edited by stedee; 18 January 2012 at 02:58 PM.
#12
Neither mate. It is only a safety precaution. Mine is making over 430bhp guesstimated at 1.6 bar on standard rails and regulator and not running lean. figures are a bit low as heads not working. faulty NPS.
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