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Old 04-29-2002, 08:48 PM
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Adjustable Fuel Regulator?

Need to know if anyone out there makes an adjustable fuel regulator for the VG30E. Or some kind of aftermarket fuel regulator. HELP!
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Re: Adjustable Fuel Regulator?

Stillen, AEM, Aeromotive, SARD......most are universal so exact engine doesn't really matter.

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Need to know if anyone out there makes an adjustable fuel regulator for the VG30E. Or some kind of aftermarket fuel regulator. HELP!
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I will check the performance shops here in Ft. Lauderdale for those brands except for "Stealin'" Thanx
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whats the advantage to a rising rate fuel pressure regulator?
just a quick answer will do.
such as.."none" "more power"
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on an N/a car it is questionable...the SEntra SE-r guys only saw 2-3hp gains using the Stillen unit(you'll find tose results at se-r.net)...when you get into FI though, it can make a hige difference in performance and overal "maintence" under added stess of boost!

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whats the advantage to a rising rate fuel pressure regulator?
just a quick answer will do.
such as.."none" "more power"
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Old 04-30-2002, 07:53 PM
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this thread has been taken over :evil:

Originally posted by DA-MAX
on an N/a car it is questionable...the SEntra SE-r guys only saw 2-3hp gains using the Stillen unit(you'll find tose results at se-r.net)...when you get into FI though, it can make a hige difference in performance and overal "maintence" under added stess of boost!

hows bout throttle response? if it shows any improvement, and i need a new one, i'll shell out the cash for a rising rate..
now, any suggestions for new injectors? i was thinking TTZ, but didnt they have some inherant problem? any place to get some cheap ones that'll work well? used N/A Z, TTZ..whatever
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Re: this thread has been taken over :evil:

most of the aftermarket FPRs aren't replacements, rather in-line add-ons allowing the stock regulator to still fucntion(ie- the AEM unit)...as for injectors there are a few choices, but which ever you go with you'll need to upgrade the ECU, JWT offers a complete package either 550cc and I think 720s as well....and just some advice "cheap" doesn't apply to this category!


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hows bout throttle response? if it shows any improvement, and i need a new one, i'll shell out the cash for a rising rate..
now, any suggestions for new injectors? i was thinking TTZ, but didnt they have some inherant problem? any place to get some cheap ones that'll work well? used N/A Z, TTZ..whatever
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Re: Re: this thread has been taken over :evil:

Originally posted by DA-MAX
most of the aftermarket FPRs aren't replacements, rather in-line add-ons allowing the stock regulator to still fucntion(ie- the AEM unit)...as for injectors there are a few choices, but which ever you go with you'll need to upgrade the ECU, JWT offers a complete package either 550cc and I think 720s as well....and just some advice "cheap" doesn't apply to this category!


ballpark price for this kit?
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ballpark price for this kit?
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