Hey guys i just got a new AEM fuel rail... i threw it on and the car turns over but i think air/fuel is off... its also ideling at like 500rpms.. even with a little throttle it runs alittle rough... so get an adjustable pressure regulater?
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Yeah and a gauge to help you out....
You may want to go to a dyno and have everything checked on there. With my minor mods the fuel needed to be adjusted a touch to get everything perfect.
Probably one of the worse mods to do if you don't have anything else on the car.
Yeah, why did you throw that on??
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Yeah, why did you throw that on??
mad vtac yo! Ohh, that reminds me of this guy with a civic hatch with a b16a2 running a 16.8 in the 1320. I asked him if he had aftermarket cams b/c his valve train was really loud(tapping) and he was like "what are cams?" He also has a wide body kit, prelude tail lights, two duck bills and hydrolics, LOL.
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