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Old 02-20-2013, 11:54 PM   #548 (permalink)
TerribleONE
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Originally Posted by elperuano View Post
Great info!
My only concern is how much of an issue is this if so many boosted 370s are out there and STILL out there and I can't think of much that have blown motors. There's some over 10k miles and still running. I'm at 6k n have had no problem whatsoever.
Is this really an issue or is it being taken overboard? Losing fuel at the top end would be disastrous and for boosted 370s n g37s to have been running on the road for so long with no fuel issues seems like it's not a real problem at all.

In the end it's still a great build and the attention to detail is very nice.
Just to clear things up.. the car is not technically leaning out, you can see that in the AFR on the dyno graph. It is safe to drive and would probably run great as is for a long time however, it is not something you want happening. Im really curious if anyone else has ever installed a fuel pressure gauge
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