Converting to fuel return
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Converting to fuel return
Planning on boosting my06 within the next month I already ordered a fuel return kit now my question is can i install it and be fine or will I need to do something with the stock tune
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I wanna say it is 63.5 psi according to Hondata, but I will have to check my tune file when I get home to verify.
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Originally Posted by Rays S2k' timestamp='1457980297' post='23908147
[quote name='King Tut' timestamp='1457980110' post='23908142']
Stock tune should be fine as long as you run the same fuel pressure on the regulator.
Stock tune should be fine as long as you run the same fuel pressure on the regulator.
OK awesome do you happen to know what the stock fuel pressure is
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OK awesome please let me know thanks.
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pretty sure its 43.5... are you changing the pump and injectors?
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Originally Posted by Rays S2k' timestamp='1457980297' post='23908147
[quote name='King Tut' timestamp='1457980110' post='23908142']
Stock tune should be fine as long as you run the same fuel pressure on the regulator.
Stock tune should be fine as long as you run the same fuel pressure on the regulator.
OK awesome do you happen to know what the stock fuel pressure is
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Yes I'm doing fuel pump once I install the turbo then I'll install the injectors
