Fuel pressure regulator swap?
I dug around the web for some tweaks and mods and ran across a fuel pressure reg upgrade to a 4 Bar from a 2.2L Dodge turbo. I'm finding some that look awfully close but they don't have the bracket to bolt them down and they have a hose fitting where the stock Volvo reg has an o-ring to fit the rail. Has anyone done this successfully here who could help me out with this?
I'm running the BWD 22823. Bolted right in. There is no benefit to doing this unless you're running E85 (I am) or you have a bigger turbo (I do). I dropped it in when my engine was still stock and there was no noticeable improvement in anything but then there was no noticeable detriment either. Idled, accelerated and gas mileage didn't change.
1988 Dodge Daytona 2.2L FI Turbo 4cyl
55 PSI / 3.8 bar
AIRTEX ENG. MGMT. SYSTEMS
5G1075
BOSCH
0280160260
BOSCH
280160260
BWD AUTOMOTIVE
22823
CARQUEST
PR7
DELPHI
FP10036
ECHLIN
219578
GP SORENSEN
800-121
KEMPARTS
143603
NAPA
219578
NIEHOFF
22823
WELLS
PR306
1988 Dodge Daytona 2.2L FI Turbo 4cyl
55 PSI / 3.8 bar
AIRTEX ENG. MGMT. SYSTEMS
5G1075
BOSCH
0280160260
BOSCH
280160260
BWD AUTOMOTIVE
22823
CARQUEST
PR7
DELPHI
FP10036
ECHLIN
219578
GP SORENSEN
800-121
KEMPARTS
143603
NAPA
219578
NIEHOFF
22823
WELLS
PR306
Last edited by Kiss4aFrog; May 17, 2013 at 03:32 PM.
The whole point is to do the minor upgrades now while I don't have funds for the upgraded turbo and once I do upgrade, I'll have the minimum supporting components. I'm looking at a 16T at least since I'll be flashing the ECU down the road anyway. Fuel cut at 14 is annoying.
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