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Originally Posted by Cell The picture in the manual shows the hose connected to the intake manifold to something they call the "fuel pressure regulator". It wants me to cut

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Old 08-23-2013, 06:27 PM   #11 (permalink)
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The picture in the manual shows the hose connected to the intake manifold to something they call the "fuel pressure regulator". It wants me to cut that hose and T it off to connect it to the EVC Stepping motor.

Are you sure it isn't the BOV?

It's because the BOV does have a port that I believe is used to connect it with the intake manifold.
That what we said earlier. Because our cars have a returnless fuel system we don't have a vacuum source for the fuel. So what you do is tap the back of the intake manifold with 1/8'' tap NPT and install a 1/8'' threaded barbed fitting NPT into. That becomes your source for the boost controller. This is what HKS doesn't show for us.

Read page 75 http://www.gtmotorsports.com/Manuals...structions.pdf

The vacuum port for the BOV go to another barbed port that needs to be tapped behind the throttle bodies on the intake manifold.
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