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My FPR seems to have been squashed on the top, did i read somewhere that people would ‘modify these by squashing/tapping them with a vice, to make them 4 bar ? (Or am I going mad? )
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Flippin eck Mr John.Originally posted by newsh View Post
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. he's going mad or he's right about squashing them. I guess your correct was squashing them. So squashing it would increase the spring pressure inside the unit. A little hit and miss but I guess if it works happy days 
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Old skool mods. Even Dahlbäck used to do tjat back in the day. (i know, i had two S2,s modified by him. Done in the 90,s and both had squashed FPR, s)Comment
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Ah Jesus, so I may ‘actually’ need a 4.0 Bar FPR? Or more?
I have just bought a brand new Bosch 3.8 bar FPR to make sure I had the right fuel pressure, and to rule out my missfire issue, but I guess now I need to squash the new one. HahahahahahahComment
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What is done to your car powerwise? Are ypu still on OEM coils? My S6 developed a sudden missfire ocasionaly, then it turned into a fulltime 4cyl ordeal. Tried bloody everything. Incl swapping imjectors. Turns out, i have a dodgy wire in one of the connectors for one of the power output stages...Comment
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MTM Software, Kim Collins did the car in 1996 I think. Twas a 360, then Kim upgraded It to a 380.... that same year.Comment
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If I buy a new 3.8 bar Fuel Pressure Regulator, and I decide to ‘squash it’ to make it a 4 bar pressure, how do you know how much to squeeze it?Comment
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I think you can buy 4 bar fuel regulator.Originally posted by UUUdirs2newcastle View Postsigpic_________
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