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AFPR Questions
- Thread starterBrunoboy
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All Fuellab AFPR's are 1:1. It should work fine.
Brunoboy
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thanks,
toybreaker
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I'm researching this topic myself.
How well does this unit hold pressure at shutdown?
Is it ethanol/e85 tolerant?
How stable is it in relation to temperature?
Anybody have long term experience with this unit?
Thanks! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
How well does this unit hold pressure at shutdown?
Is it ethanol/e85 tolerant?
How stable is it in relation to temperature?
Anybody have long term experience with this unit?
Thanks! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Hertz
Staff member
Yes, they're ethanol "compatible". www.fuelab.com
Quoting toybreaker:
How well does this unit hold pressure at shutdown?
I have yet to find a good AFPR that doesn't bleed down overnight. Just turn on the fuelpump prime in DSMLink, or ask me for a chip with that feature. Problem solved.
How well does this unit hold pressure at shutdown?
I have yet to find a good AFPR that doesn't bleed down overnight. Just turn on the fuelpump prime in DSMLink, or ask me for a chip with that feature. Problem solved.
turbowop
Well-known member
Even though my Aeromotive bleeds pressure after awhile according to the gauge mounted to it, the car starts right back up everytime just like it did with the factory regulator.
