http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...wItem

this is for my beater. on my other cars i have always run an aem or b&m fuel pressure regulator. but i figure for 40 bucks what the hell. so what do you guys think?

 

I wouldn't trust it to maintain my engine's fuel pressure.

 

anyone else?

 

why dont u jus buy a B & M FPR? i know u have to buy the psi gauge separate but its worth it. camp1320 has the fpr n gauge going for like about 75-80 im not sure but i know its in there. if the car is jus a beater then i guess u could get it, hopefully it doesnt leak gas n ur car explodes

 

Better piece than the B&M and holds pressure solid.
http://www.getnrg.com/nrgfuelreg_02.php


Modified by Autoworks at 2:26 PM 4/1/2006

 

stick with what you know is trusted and works for something like that

 

ill tell you one trick that i have done with a "STOCK" FPR is take the Vac, hose off and take a socket that is a little bit biger than where the hose goes and "beat in" the top of your FPR and it will increse your pressure some

 

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lol... no thanks!! i guess i am going to think about it some more. that NRG piece is nice. expletive it, maybe i'll treat the beater good and spend a couple bucks on her.

 

I got my arospeed fpr with a liquid filled gauge for 30.00 bucks on E bay and it works great search more

 

would somebody mind telling me what exactly these do? im guessing they increase the gas flow? any noticeable power increases?

 

nevermind i used the search function

 

The FPR wil raise and lower the Fuel pressure this meaning lean or richen the car as needed

 

just found a b&m for $18.oo on ebay