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    fpr pressure???

    hey guys i was wondering what the stock pressure for our cars for fuel? correct me if im not asking it right but i wanted to install an after market fpr on my cb7 but i dont know how much i should pressure on the fpr. oh my motor is just stock also...
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    Someone correct me if i'm wrong but I want to say around 40. It's been a while lol.

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      #3
      can i run on it stock with 45psi on the fpr???

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        #4
        if your motor is stock, you dont need a adjustable FPR. Hell, i have a stock FPR on my car still....

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          #5
          As long it is within spec for a stock motor you'll be fine. You don't need an aftermarket fpr or a fuel rail. Your oem equipment is more than sufficient. Unless you just want the bling factor with adding an aftermarket fuel rail and fpr you're accomplishing nothing. I'm anal about my engine bay and like the look of anodized stuff so I plan on buying one but as far as performance goes it's not required.

          92 Coupe, 500+whp G22VTEC on stock fpr..............

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            #6
            yea i understaand the point that the stock fpr is best but i just want it there for looks, but is it safe to pressure 45psi on the fpr???

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              #7
              You should be fine at that.

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