Hi guys, basic question.
Is the fuel pressure with or without vacuum?
Eg, 350kpa with or without vacuum on an adjustable pressure reg.
cheers
Vt fuel pressure.
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Re: Vt fuel pressure.
3.5bar with no manifold vacuum.
Once the base pressure is set then connect the manifold vacuum source.
Once the base pressure is set then connect the manifold vacuum source.
Re: Vt fuel pressure.
it would be without vacuum 350kpa ( 3.5bar - 51psi)
So with vac it would be lower pressure and under boost higher pressure, being differential as it's harder to spray fluid under boost and easier under vac
So with vac it would be lower pressure and under boost higher pressure, being differential as it's harder to spray fluid under boost and easier under vac
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Re: Vt fuel pressure.
for setting adjustable regs start the car and set pressure with vac hose off engine idling
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Re: Vt fuel pressure.
Cheers guys