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Fpr regulator for boost?

Old 04-26-2019, 11:00 AM
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Yes please and ok since that’s not nhra approved then I’ll move it to the master cylinder doesn’t seem any more difficult then the firewall. But this is just a daily truck and street use no track as it’s my tow rig lol
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Here are the pics.

Aeromotive FPR


Quick connect fittings for fuel lines


Quick connect fitting for fuel rail
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Not sure why this one didn’t attached in my previous post

How the FPR will sit once installed
Old 04-27-2019, 11:09 AM
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I thought you want the reg after the rails and then it bleeds off pressure and then return back? Looks like you’re running it opposite? Fpr the rails? I’ve read people have had idle issues or something like no pressure cause thats return so there’s no pressure after the reg? Anyone else heard of this? If that’s not the case then I love this idea do stock and sleek I would do this

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Sorry bro

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How I have it setup is the exact same way as using a corvette filter, and it’s before the fuel rails, and I’ve never heard of anyone having issues using the vette filter as an fpr...��*♂️
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Boost reference regulator. I know the vette filter works with stock setup and not boosted setups but I need to the regulator to adjust for the boost. I set up a 91 camaro 5.3 swap with a vette reg and works great. But to compensate for boost it needs to have the vacuum to the wastegate
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Originally Posted by marineusmc4
What I’m doing is using an aeromotive FPR for my setup. It’s a tbss intake which is returnless, but the way I have it setup, the stock lines will plug straight into the FPR, and the FPR will plug straight into the fuel rail. I’ll post a pic tonight of it.
Can you post PN's for the fittings?
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Originally Posted by slamm69
Can you post PN's for the fittings?
Fittings will be different depending on if you have a -8 feed -6 return or -6/-6, also if you use push lock, PTFE hose etc. buy the regulator and look for the correct fitting through summit racing or ict billet, fragola etc. Russell 644123 is a -6an to 3/8 quick connect and 644133 is -8an to 3/8 quick connect.

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