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Message: [QUOTE="Strictly Diesel, post: 601001, member: 1411"] The internetz is great for that! Blue Spring Kit is cheap and raises base fuel pressure, but does NOTHING to address flow to the injectors...so it gets an F in my gradebook. It's better than nothing, but not by much. Hindsight sucks! That's what our kit does, we cap the stock regulator entirely, and regulate pressure AFTER the fuel rails. You can't just cap the stock regulator though, you have to have a regulator in the system. Deleting just the fuel filter bowl doesn't really gain you much, particular for all the work and involved. Safe to assume that what I highlighted above is referring to a completely stock FUEL PUMP? If so, the stock pump with an RRK would easily be able to dial the pressure down to 50-55 if that's where you find your truck runs best. Don't need an aftermarket pump for that. [/QUOTE]

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