3 bar regulator on n/a
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i was wondering how this would make an n/a run? i'm having some problems with my engine sputtering. it used to happen pretty much all the time. until today i put a new 2.5 bar regulator on and now it runs a lot better but now instead of the sputtering starting at around 2k it goes a lot higher now without sputtering. based on that i was thinking that a 3 bar would give it the right amount of fuel at the higher rpms.
but i was also thinking it would make it run a lot richer, or maybe backfire because of the excess fuel.
any input is appreciated
thank you,
nick
but i was also thinking it would make it run a lot richer, or maybe backfire because of the excess fuel.
any input is appreciated
thank you,
nick
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i replaced it with the stock unit. it got a lot better but not perfect. i then zip tied all the vacuum lines and cleaned the afm. since then it's been better than ever.
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As suggested earlier start with checking all of the vacuum lines
If you do not have a vacuum diagram there are diagrams @
http://www.clarks-garage.com/
If you do not have a vacuum diagram there are diagrams @
http://www.clarks-garage.com/