pellisS2k

I noticed that some people did a group buy on some Fuel Pressure Regulators. My question is why do this when you havent done any mode (read: Forced Induction) that have different fuel delivery requirements over stock? What can be gained with this mod?

Silver S2K

Good question. I think that people have found the S2K is setup a little rich in its stock form for a safety margin. By using an adjustable regulator you can lean it out a little and tweak out a few more Hp.


[This message has been edited by Silver S2K (edited October 18, 2000).]

Pinky

You also get some better gas milage and a better fuel delivery.

If you end up tuning you car on a dyno it will allow you to get the Fuel/Air mix correct.

laster

Pinky, any empirical data yet, ie. dyno sheets or fuel economy data?

Frank

Not to be a dick, but i would imagine Honda capable of getting the right "mix". I can't help but feel there will be quite some discontent surfacing real soon!

mingster

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Frank:
[B]Not to be a dick, but i would imagine Honda capable of getting the right "mix".

RT

ming, they had '63 Camaros and Mustangs????!!!!!!!!!!!! That's nutty

RT

How are these FPR's plumbed in? The only ones I'm familiar with are used to richen mixture not lean it out.

Pepe

[QUOTE]Originally posted by RT:
[B]How are these FPR's plumbed in?

Fito

When I got to the dyno, my car had 196HP and after playing with the FPR I got 200HP. YES, the car come rich from factory. I have now the apex V-AFC and have -4% fuel all across the RPM and the car feels great.