AEM fuel pressure regulator
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AEM fuel pressure regulator
Does anyone know if these will work on the Maxima, or if not, why not? It seems like it would, just checking if anyone has any experience with them. Thanks in advance. 
http://aempower.com/fuel.
http://aempower.com/fuel.
I didnt think the Honda and Nissan fuel rail FPR attachment points were the same. If you get a universal it can be use inline after the factory FPR, but you will never get the fuel pressure at the fuel rails lower than the stock FPR is feeding to the Adj. FPR. To do that you need to eliminate the factory FPR. I did this by getting a special fitting from JUN, they call it the "regulator off fitting". It goes from the rail to a 5/16 nipple.
Originally posted by MardiGrasMax
I didnt think the Honda and Nissan fuel rail FPR attachment points were the same. If you get a universal it can be use inline after the factory FPR, but you will never get the fuel pressure at the fuel rails lower than the stock FPR is feeding to the Adj. FPR. To do that you need to eliminate the factory FPR. I did this by getting a special fitting from JUN, they call it the "regulator off fitting". It goes from the rail to a 5/16 nipple.
I didnt think the Honda and Nissan fuel rail FPR attachment points were the same. If you get a universal it can be use inline after the factory FPR, but you will never get the fuel pressure at the fuel rails lower than the stock FPR is feeding to the Adj. FPR. To do that you need to eliminate the factory FPR. I did this by getting a special fitting from JUN, they call it the "regulator off fitting". It goes from the rail to a 5/16 nipple.
Originally posted by MardiGrasMax
Who sells it? $7 dam!
Who sells it? $7 dam!
Originally posted by MardiGrasMax
I didnt think the Honda and Nissan fuel rail FPR attachment points were the same. If you get a universal it can be use inline after the factory FPR, but you will never get the fuel pressure at the fuel rails lower than the stock FPR is feeding to the Adj. FPR. To do that you need to eliminate the factory FPR. I did this by getting a special fitting from JUN, they call it the "regulator off fitting". It goes from the rail to a 5/16 nipple.
I didnt think the Honda and Nissan fuel rail FPR attachment points were the same. If you get a universal it can be use inline after the factory FPR, but you will never get the fuel pressure at the fuel rails lower than the stock FPR is feeding to the Adj. FPR. To do that you need to eliminate the factory FPR. I did this by getting a special fitting from JUN, they call it the "regulator off fitting". It goes from the rail to a 5/16 nipple.
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Originally posted by sx7r
our distributor makes them - Top Speed. the thing is, i can only buy one for myself at cost ($7) - which i already did. we usually retail them for $14.99, but i can do $10.
our distributor makes them - Top Speed. the thing is, i can only buy one for myself at cost ($7) - which i already did. we usually retail them for $14.99, but i can do $10.
So is it a good idea if we bypass the OEM fuel pressure regulator?
I'm missing somthing, what buisness are you in Thomas?
Originally posted by sx7r
our distributor makes them - Top Speed. the thing is, i can only buy one for myself at cost ($7) - which i already did. we usually retail them for $14.99, but i can do $10.
our distributor makes them - Top Speed. the thing is, i can only buy one for myself at cost ($7) - which i already did. we usually retail them for $14.99, but i can do $10.
Originally posted by MardiGrasMax
I'm missing somthing, what buisness are you in Thomas?
I'm missing somthing, what buisness are you in Thomas?
don't order from the website or you'll never get your order cuz we're lazy and don't check online orders.
Originally posted by sx7r
i work at a local import performance shop. www.racingsoul.com
don't order from the website or you'll never get your order cuz we're lazy and don't check online orders.
i work at a local import performance shop. www.racingsoul.com
don't order from the website or you'll never get your order cuz we're lazy and don't check online orders.
Originally posted by SprintMax
talk about service
talk about service
Ahhh it all seems so clear now!
Originally posted by sx7r
i work at a local import performance shop. www.racingsoul.com
don't order from the website or you'll never get your order cuz we're lazy and don't check online orders.
i work at a local import performance shop. www.racingsoul.com
don't order from the website or you'll never get your order cuz we're lazy and don't check online orders.
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