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Old July 14th, 2011, 06:06 AM   #1
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Ok guys I have another thread on here asking to help build my 96 Cobra.......well scratch that one and please help me with a question.

I found a good deal on a turbo from a friend at work I know it is good cause he drives it to work every day. He is selling all the piping and turbo but none of the fuel upgrade stuff. I already bought a 255 lph (walbro) pump. He doesn't recall what fmu he has on it so I want to go to a regulator anyway, which brings me to the question.

At what pressure should I run the fuel at with 42# injectors and about 8# of boost? Please can anyone help me with this?

Also do any of you guys have any preferences on what regulator to use? Thanks for any and all help.
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Stock pressure, and get a tune. FMUs are junk and a cheap band aid. Yes they work...but a tune for your MAF and Injectors are way better...
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^^^What he said. Honestly, you don't even need an aftermarket FPR, the stock piece will work just fine.
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ok then that will save a little cash then thanks for the help.
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