Question about fuel pressure and AFPR
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Car: 1987 Camaro IROC-Z
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Question about fuel pressure and AFPR
What effect would having the vaccum line disconnected from the AFPR have on my fuel pressure?
When I was at the track last time, I bumped up the FP with my AFPR but forgot to reconnect the vaccum line... went for a run and ran the best run of the day... could have been a fluke but I think I'm leaning out on top end.
Other than the obvious small vaccum leak I created... I was wondering if me leaving the vacuum line off increased or decreased my fuel pressure???
When I was at the track last time, I bumped up the FP with my AFPR but forgot to reconnect the vaccum line... went for a run and ran the best run of the day... could have been a fluke but I think I'm leaning out on top end.
Other than the obvious small vaccum leak I created... I was wondering if me leaving the vacuum line off increased or decreased my fuel pressure???
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Car: 86 Omni GLHT
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What effect would having the vaccum line disconnected from the AFPR have on my fuel pressure?
When I was at the track last time, I bumped up the FP with my AFPR but forgot to reconnect the vaccum line... went for a run and ran the best run of the day... could have been a fluke but I think I'm leaning out on top end.
Other than the obvious small vaccum leak I created... I was wondering if me leaving the vacuum line off increased or decreased my fuel pressure???
When I was at the track last time, I bumped up the FP with my AFPR but forgot to reconnect the vaccum line... went for a run and ran the best run of the day... could have been a fluke but I think I'm leaning out on top end.
Other than the obvious small vaccum leak I created... I was wondering if me leaving the vacuum line off increased or decreased my fuel pressure???
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