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Old Jan 17, 2007 | 01:00 PM
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Well that's good to know.

What kind of engine management are you running?
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Old Jan 17, 2007 | 02:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Nowell
Im running 70psi on my stock fuel system with just the 255. Ill have to ask Dave if he modded the regulator and/or siphon jet. Im not real sure as I wasn't in the shop for that part (they were finishing up as I got there). My idle is still 800 rpm, and once in awhile if its really cold/and or idling after a hard drive, the car can tend to stall, but I don't think that has to do with fuel system as much as the stock ecu just reading wrong with the larger injectors and having to pull the air through all the piping.

Anyway, I would say you shouldn't have to worry about it until you want the bigger hp numbers. Just follow Phunks advice. We are working up to 450 whp and so far have had no issues with lack of fuel.
We left the stock pump assembly alone with exception of addind the 255. The pressure is higher at idle but we removed fuel with the UTEC. This allows us to ensure more fuel up top when the pressure starts to drop off. Also gives us a little more out of the injector when there is not a return fuel solution installed.
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