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Old Apr 25, 2003 | 06:57 AM
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Dry Kit Fuel Pressure question

What fuel pressure do you guys with the stock fuel pump get with a .042" bypass jet?

I never installed it with the stock pump...and I know I got way too much with my walbro.
Old Apr 25, 2003 | 11:14 AM
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Re: Dry Kit Fuel Pressure question

Are you talking about on the juice or off? With a stock pump, my fuel pressure didn't change from stock, except when I was spraying. With the Walbarro, I was running 3-5 psi too high, until I installed an aftermarket FPR. Hope this helps.

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What fuel pressure do you guys with the stock fuel pump get with a .042" bypass jet?

I never installed it with the stock pump...and I know I got way too much with my walbro.
Old Apr 25, 2003 | 11:19 AM
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Re: Re: Dry Kit Fuel Pressure question

Originally posted by mtrai760
Are you talking about on the juice or off? With a stock pump, my fuel pressure didn't change from stock, except when I was spraying. With the Walbarro, I was running 3-5 psi too high, until I installed an aftermarket FPR. Hope this helps.
Sorry, I mean while spraying.
Old Apr 25, 2003 | 11:24 AM
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Re: Re: Re: Dry Kit Fuel Pressure question

Hmm, if I remember right, it was around 60 psi.

Originally posted by ejj


Sorry, I mean while spraying.
Old Apr 25, 2003 | 11:26 AM
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Dry Kit Fuel Pressure question

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Hmm, if I remember right, it was around 60 psi.

Thank you.
Old Jun 30, 2003 | 02:52 PM
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I just took my car up to redline in 3rd gear NA and my fuel pressure didnt go over 40psi, should I be scared to run my 50 or 75 shot from the NX kit on it?
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I have a list of PSIs on both a stock pump and Walbro for .042, .036, and .034 jets if you want it.
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What I am saying is, is it okay/safe to spary a 75 shot from my wet kit at fuel pressure of 40psi at wot.?
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Originally posted by SonicDust187
What I am saying is, is it okay/safe to spary a 75 shot from my wet kit at fuel pressure of 40psi at wot.?
Probably not. The spec for stock fuel pressure is 43psi at WOT, so even though you're only low 3 psi thats almost 10%.
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Old Jul 1, 2003 | 07:34 AM
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Guess I will get a walbro fuel pump instead of the catback I wanted. I want to get the 190 one but I do not know if I need the High Pressure one or not. Can someone give me the part number for it.
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Originally Posted by xHypex
I have a list of PSIs on both a stock pump and Walbro for .042, .036, and .034 jets if you want it.
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Can I get that list?
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