Fuel pressure regulator w208 clk55
Last edited by Icedillon; Aug 20, 2016 at 05:20 PM. Reason: Grammer




3.8 bar is adequate for all NA engines. if we do the math and use 14.7 psi per 1 bar it adds up to 55.86 psi. This is perfect for stock injectors.
If one were to upgrade to say 550 cc injectors then a 2010 VW GTI filter will fit right in bumping up the pressure. Pump volume is the next concern.
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3.8 bar is adequate for all NA engines. if we do the math and use 14.7 psi per 1 bar it adds up to 55.86 psi. This is perfect for stock injectors.
If one were to upgrade to say 550 cc injectors then a 2010 VW GTI filter will fit right in bumping up the pressure. Pump volume is the next concern.
Get it?
Cheers Gator
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I am migrating from NA to Supercharger. I am hoping to get the most out of the NA before the compression change and upgrade. The 550cc injector swap is on hold right now but coming soon. :-)
I picked up an E55 fuel rail with pressure damper which keeps from hammering the injectors at start up. Next concern is volume as the E55 runs dual on demand pumps.
I will likely fit an aftermarket fuel pressure regulator when the time comes to dial in desired pressure.
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