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Hopefully someone has an idea here. I've searched the threads and haven't seen this issue. I'm building boost just fine and my fuel pressure is climbing with boost. I idle at about 42 psi, and I climb to 84-85psi at 7 lbs of boost. My Issue is my boost guage gets hung at whatever lbs of boost I hit, and my fuel pressure is staying up accordingly. The pressure bleeds off slowly if I shut the car off for a few minutes and fire it back up but 1 acceleration run and I get the same result. Are you guys all running a 1 way check valve in your vacuum line? Could the check valve be my problem?
2002 camaro, powerdyne with fmu, gt1 cam, magnaflow exhaust.
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