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since you dont need to upgrade your injectors to a 7 max boost,, do you still need a bigger fuel pump like a walbro 255?? because i think if you dont replace your regulator the bigger pump will be useless. or do you need to change your regulator even for a 7 psi?? i need some info because all the parts you buy ,,, in my country they cost 4 times as much. that means: i dont want to blow my engine. my car has 125xxxxx miles on it will it hold the 7 psi??
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a high volume pump will still work just fine with the stock regulator. And yes, you should upgrade.... either an inline, or preferably an in-tank walbro GSS340....Comment
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Why intank vs inline?Originally posted by GN-T66:
a high volume pump will still work just fine with the stock regulator. And yes, you should upgrade.... either an inline, or preferably an in-tank walbro GSS340....
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even at 7 psi you will need an FMU along with either a intank or inline.Comment
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