fuel pressure issues
#11
Originally Posted by BlownChevy
If you knew you had fuel pressure issues you should not have been racing the truck.....that was kinda the point I was trying to make.
BTW is the magna inline a Walbro as I have read by other members?
#12
Originally Posted by dewmanshu
BC I apologize for "condoning" by "horraying" the time slip. But this is what i was leading to with "these days" they just don't go bad. Quite frankly...58psi just doesn't seem like you should worry you know what I mean? I don't mean "you" but people in his and what was my shoes. No problems and while your at the track you happen to notice it doesn't seem to hold pressure by just a few clicks at WOT. I mean I have seen plenty off times people (including yourself) state 58-60+ is what you want to see at WOT. However experience will dictate that the change is not good, but no experience surely won't...I mean in the mind of Holty I can't speculate, but really...ahh what's a couple of psi points? A +-3 on the gauge for caculation purposes (mine has +- 3 disclaimer) or A blown motor?
BTW is the magna inline a Walbro as I have read by other members?
BTW is the magna inline a Walbro as I have read by other members?
it is a walbro.
I was talking about your original post that states you have seen it as low as 40 psi. If that is the case, then there is a problem! 58-60 is normal, yes....40psi is not. I am just looking out for you and your truck with the firm words, it is in your best interest to fix that pump asap.
BTW congrats on the new ET.
#14
Originally Posted by Holty
if that comment is directed towards me, than,...thank you. i very happy with my Radix.
It was! I am glad you are happy, now get out there and fix that pump!
#15
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Originally Posted by BlownChevy
It was! I am glad you are happy, now get out there and fix that pump!
i'll post back as soon as i get it installed. Probably saturday along with my new Corsa cat-back.
#17
Thanks for the reply Holty. I am on my 2nd Autometer gauge and I still think this one is crap. It doesn't react as quick as it should like you stated. I screwed in a manual dial gauge in the fuel rail and I read ~58psi. My electronic gauge fluctuates between 55-60 throughout a WOT 0-110 run. I dip a little lower (mid 50's) on the dyno above 5800rpm's and creap a little lean. Time for a booster and bigger injectors.
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Originally Posted by krambo
Thanks for the reply Holty. I am on my 2nd Autometer gauge and I still think this one is crap. It doesn't react as quick as it should like you stated. I screwed in a manual dial gauge in the fuel rail and I read ~58psi. My electronic gauge fluctuates between 55-60 throughout a WOT 0-110 run. I dip a little lower (mid 50's) on the dyno above 5800rpm's and creap a little lean. Time for a booster and bigger injectors.
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Originally Posted by wkdivr
Do I have to come all the way back there to give you a kick in the *** to get that pump in !??? jk! I want to race you when I get back, not help you dissect you engine!!





