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Well it sounds to me like you don't have enough fuel pressure, which is why its going so weak, however it could also be the reverse ie too much fuel,

as for the stock FPR, its simply a spring loaded diaphragm that responds to pressure/vacuum, so if it receives a little more pressure it just allows a couple more PSI on a 1.1 basis, but it does have a limit which is why some people replace it with and adjustable one, if there is the need to run much larger injectors, which don't atomise very well at lower fuel pressures/RPM/DC.

The system is not just reliant on fuel pressure to provide the correct mix at 1.2 BAR its down to the injector duty cycle controlled by the ECU, which in turn is told where in the load/boost scale the engine is at on the ECU map.

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right so going on what you said, as long as i stick to 1.2 bar and dont go any further in modifying boost, turbos etc and put the stock fpr back on when i get one it should run fine at 1.2 bar on stock ecu/injectors, as it did before i went bpu, the problem seems to have accured after putting the fpr and double decat on and the reason for it cutting out is definatley it going lean on start up as the aem gauge tells me that..

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