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Since i have a few exhaust mods done and about to do some intake mods (cai). I was told by a few mechanics that upping my fuel pressure might be a good idea. Are our regulators adjustable? If not, where can i get one. Thanks alot!
Our regulartors arn't adjustable, they make aftermarket ones that are, but not the stock ones.
Uping the pressure would be a good idea if your car was carbureted. But with our computer controlled vehicles, the computer will learn to adjust to the new amount of air flowing through it.
<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by y87inside: Since i have a few exhaust mods done and about to do some intake mods (cai). I was told by a few mechanics that upping my fuel pressure might be a good idea.<hr></blockquote>
Only if you are maxed out on your current injector flow at wot. Then bumping the fuel pressure is a way to get them to flow more, without having to upgrade to bigger injectors.
Your stock injectors should flow plenty under normal pressure, for any intake and exhaust mods.
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