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AcuraFiend

06-19-2002 01:45 PM

Choosing an FPR

Which Fuel Pressure regulator should i look into buying? The B&M looks like the best bang for the buck but I really dont know what to look for, what about AEM's? what else is out there. btw im going to be running an NA setup with maybe a 50 shot so i wont be flowing nearly as much as an FI setup. thanks

Ryan

AP2	06-19-2002 07:11 PM

There's been a few cases where the diaphram in the AEM FPR has broken and causing it to fail. The B&M/Vortech/Holley ones are pretty trick pieces. You still retain the stock FPR after cutting the top off.

G2Integrity

06-19-2002 08:01 PM

I've heard of the AEM leaking so I'm gonna get a B&M soon. $90 for both the regulator and gauge, not bad.

integramodder

06-20-2002 07:39 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by G2Integrity
$90 for both the regulator and gauge, not bad.

where from?

G2Integrity

06-20-2002 02:54 PM

Summit.

http://www.summitsportcompact.com

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