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    I recently installed an AEM FPR to lower my static fuel pressure, because my car was running sluggish.
    So I lowered my idle pressure as low as 32 and it still goes way rich on the a/f ratio gauge and I get a code 45. Any suggestions on what I should try? Should I try the stock fuel pump? or a Cartech FMU maybe? My mods are below.

    00 Civic SI
    JRSC 6psi
    JR BTC
    JR fuel pump
    JR Map Controller
    Short Ram Intake
    AEM FPR
    boost gauge
    a/f ratio gauge
    b& m fuel pressure gauge

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    ttt

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    Try the Cartech.... I don't know which brand of A/F gauge you have, but remember that most A/F gauges suck at reading rich or lean conditions, so the more green the better in my opinion. What is your timing set at and what is your BTC set at?

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    I have an autometer a/f gauge. My timing is set at 19, BTC at 2 clicks from min.

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