FPR SHIM question
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take a tire pressure gauge and apply it to the schrader valve on the right hand side of your fuel bowl. It should have a valve stem cap on it thats black plastic. Spin that off, start up the truck and check the pressure, but beware that fuel will be spraying out of thatt valve while your checking the pressure so whatchthe eyes my friend. Should read around 55-65psi. Good luck
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You can leave it but i know i lost my first assembly at 87psi. Thats why I dont like the BB mod. I prefer the 19/42 bolt and washer setup better. Gives you more adjustment abilities. I cannot disclose any information regarding my custom Rabbit Mfg. FPR and fuel bolw modifications, Sorry but i gotta have some secrets.
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*I, nor Club FTE am not liable for anything that may or may not happen to your FPR and fuel system. You accept the sole responsibilty of the actions that may proceed your current modifications and we accept no responsibilty for future discrepancies with your mod*
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*I, nor Club FTE am not liable for anything that may or may not happen to your FPR and fuel system. You accept the sole responsibilty of the actions that may proceed your current modifications and we accept no responsibilty for future discrepancies with your mod*
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Why would you post a liability disclaimer? I'm a big boy now and fully understand and accept the consequences of my own actions. I appreciate the feedback you've given thus far and I think this is a great source of information. I am running biodiesel at times and thought this would be a simple way to deal with a slightly more viscous fuel at cooler temps
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Lol, gonna have ya some kitty stew aye. You'll be very pleased with the shimmed FPR, 10k mod and kitty/muf delete....... Your neighbors might not be so pleased tho. lol, Let me know if you need any help with the 10k mod.
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