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Old 19-01-2006, 12:11 AM   #1
BOOSTDEF
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Default Fuel Pressure Regulator Install.. Where??

ok, ive got the fuel pressure regulator ready to go on, but i dont know wheres the best place to throw it on..

From what i can gather, the stock regulator has the fuel input, and is joined to the fuel rail... now my regulator has two inputs...

If i simply add it before the stock regulator, will it raise the pressure??? or will the stocky just hold it back?

If i cant do that, how the hell do i ad it?

Thanks.

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