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    I was thinking of trying a AFPR from a TPI system. I was looking at them and they look exactly alike. That is, the one from our MPFI and the TPI look exactly alike. I am pretty sure it will work, has anyone ever tried this before? I will try it within a few weeks.

    ~Josh~
    1992 Firebird 3.1<br />16.61@80.70<br />CCAI With K&N Filter<br />DynoMax Cat-Back Exhaust<br />KYBs Shocks and Struts<br />Hotchkis Performance Coils<br />Everything else stock for now!!!

  • #2
    Never tried that before, but sounds pretty cool. Are you going to get a guage dial for it?
    So whats the benefit of that? Do the TPIs flow more fuel?

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    • #3
      Yeah, what he said.
      2002 Camaro 5speed<br />Stock dyno: 162hp/185tq<br />Mods: <a href=\"http://www.tornadoair.com\" target=\"_blank\">Tornado Fuel Saver</a><br />New Dyno:196hp/221tq

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      • #4
        what are you going to set the pressures at? The more pressure, the more fuel that will be sent thru the injectors. This would be good when done witha cai/ram air set up.
        1978 Formula 461 in progress of being built :rock:
        2013 Ram 1500 Big Horn

        former owner of 85 bird w/ 2.8 - 3.4 - 3800 II - 5.0
        94 comero 3.4

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        • #5
          I believe you can get a gauge that connects to the schrader valve, I know I mispelled that word. I was thinking with a CAI that is flowing a considerate more amount of air and a better flowing exhaust, I thought I might try to bump the fuel pressure up. I have a bit of hesitation that I believe is from much more air getting in. I have a massive K&N on my CAI. Plus, I have a Air/Fuel ratio gauge and most of the time it swings more to the lean side. I figure throw the AFPR on there and play with it to see what happens. Dont know what pressure I will go with. I first need to find out what the stock FPR is flowing at.

          ~Josh~
          1992 Firebird 3.1<br />16.61@80.70<br />CCAI With K&N Filter<br />DynoMax Cat-Back Exhaust<br />KYBs Shocks and Struts<br />Hotchkis Performance Coils<br />Everything else stock for now!!!

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