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    I thought I had a good understanding of the fuel system.
    Since all fuel systems for our Subaru engines are designed to hold a constant 43.5psi of differential pressure.
    Why is a tune needed if a pump or regulator in the fuel system is changed?

    Sounds to me like your covering up a fuel system problem with a tune.
    Bob

    PS: I have a OEM jet pump on my return line that has restriction. I could see this causing a problem if I would go to a higher volume pump.
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