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Unless you run out of injector and have the ECM tuned for it, I would just stick to the stock regulator. I heard the theories of better atomization with higher pressure but I am not aware of tests that prove the gains are significant under street conditions. Sure, if you were racing for a living, I'd push anything that gets me a thousandths of a second.
Unless you run out of injector and have the ECM tuned for it, I would just stick to the stock regulator. I heard the theories of better atomization with higher pressure but I am not aware of tests that prove the gains are significant under street conditions. Sure, if you were racing for a living, I'd push anything that gets me a thousandths of a second.
Nothing like that just want it to run like it did from the factory. I'm replacing the Bosch 3 yellow/orange injectors with the grey Bosch 3 22lb. I'm receiving them tomorrow. Just wanted to know if I could keep the stock regulator.
Nothing like that just want it to run like it did from the factory. I'm replacing the Bosch 3 yellow/orange injectors with the grey Bosch 3 22lb. I'm receiving them tomorrow. Just wanted to know if I could keep the stock regulator.
You could but I'd change it just to be sure. The rubber diaphragm is old.