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It depends on when the fuel pressure falls off. If it happens fairly quickly then no you need to find a fix first. If you can get some throttle into
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It depends on when the fuel pressure falls off. If it happens fairly quickly then no you need to find a fix first. If you can get some throttle into it then at that point boost can be cut. This is why the fuel return systems were developed. You want to keep boost in a range that you don't loose fuel pressure or it will go boom!
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