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Default s5 TII fuel pressure question

S5 TII with a Sprint RE
stock s5 turbo
550cc/750cc injectors
FD fuel pump

Car originally had a Rtek 2.0 and ran great. Fuel pressure was 32psi at idle and 39-40 at 0psi or with engine off. Switched to the Sprint RE this week and when we started tuning I noticed that the fuel pressure was around 50 psi at idle. The fuel pressure doesn't change with vacuum and when revving the gauge sways a 1-2 psi either way. I am getting voltage for the pump from haltech fuse block so it is getting full voltage when running as it is no longer going through the fuel resistor box. No other changes to the fuel components were made and I didn't make any changes to the vac/boost reference for the FPR.

Is the FPR damaged?
Is the full voltage causing the FD pump to overwhelm the regulator?
What else could cause this?

*** Subquestion: Is the stock TII fuel pressure regulator rising rate?






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