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RISING RATE FUEL REGULATOR - 5/23/2008 12:25:58 AM

kakarot42

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Can any one please tell me wat psi i sould be running???. Im just about to install a rising rate fpr but b4 i do i would like to no wat psi i sould be running i own a 1998 ce lancer with a good old 4g15 sohc ive put a pod filter on her and a set off extractors with a 2 1/4 exhaust from cat back should i be around a bout the 25psi range on idel???
any help would b apprecated i did the good old google but couldnt find any thin

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RE: RISING RATE FUEL REGULATOR - 5/23/2008 9:44:37 AM

Sebba

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First off, learn how to use punctuation, and work on your spelling.

For that, I would suggest about 35psi at idle. I don't know what you are hoping to achieve by doing that. Unless your car won't idle correctly, you shouldn't be messing with it.

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RE: RISING RATE FUEL REGULATOR - 5/23/2008 4:53:25 PM

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Thank you very much 4 your reply not so much on the grilling im guessing you understood the msg so it cant be tat bad....
ive been on the rpw site and they recon the first thing you should do to the lancer is put a rising rate on her to get rid of the flat spot and trust me it has a huge flat spot... im just looking to get my acceleration back thanks champ 4 the HEPL????? lol

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RE: RISING RATE FUEL REGULATOR - 5/23/2008 4:55:36 PM

Sebba

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That is down to the fuel map, raising the pressure on an FPR won't do much.

Unless you have down syndrome, why misspell stuff? It's really not that hard.

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RE: RISING RATE FUEL REGULATOR - 5/23/2008 5:23:57 PM

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funny you menchane tat.. down syndrome thanks buddy i fill really great now its bad anuff couping with it on a day to day bases let alone from a computer

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RE: RISING RATE FUEL REGULATOR - 5/23/2008 5:27:09 PM

Sebba

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That actually made me laugh. I guess I will give you that one.

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RE: RISING RATE FUEL REGULATOR - 5/23/2008 5:39:28 PM

kakarot42

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glad to assist in brightening up ya day thanks for the help champ...
p.s love the pick on your posts thats my dream car... welll g2g get ready playing lax
shortly thanks for the grilling looking forward to hearing more abuse from ya sebba keep up the good work