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Shim affect smoke?
does the FPR shim / BB affect how much smoke is produced if any?
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Didn't change anything as far as smoke on my 97.
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I'm also interested in this.
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Not that I'm aware of. It just gives you better fuel pressure resulting in a smoother idle. More oil going to injectors = smoke
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Shouldnt....
on a side note....dont just shim it without checking actual fuel pressure....too much pressure is a bad thing too..... |
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well Marc then what is the real addvantage to shimming the FPR?
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i have the 1/8" fittings, the bb and the 200 psi guage and am in the garage ready to install. i have lost the video and don't know where at the fuel filter housing it is installed. call me 913-620-3288.
is it where the fuel line goes in at the driver's side of the fuel filter housing? |
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if you bump it up just a bit it will improve idle and throttle responce.....bump it up too much and you will take your fuel pump out though...
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you are correct....and thanks buddy!!!
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