Alternative Port EFI IntakesThis board is for tech discussions and questions about aftermarket port EFI such as the HSR, MR, SR, BBK, FIRST, etc.
Welcome to ThirdGen.org!
Welcome to ThirdGen.org.
You are currently viewing our forum as a guest, which gives you limited access to view most discussions and access our other features. By joining our community, at no cost, you will have access to post topics, communicate privately with other members (PM), respond to polls, upload content and access many other special features. Registration is free, fast and simple, join the ThirdGen.org community today!
alright iv heard that you can use a buick grand national fuel pressure regualator on a holley stealth ram. so instead of just going out and buying a holley brand afpr, i searched to see how cheap a guick gnx afpr was. well on ebay i found these after market ones, but not quiet sure if they look legit.. or if itd work on a hsr fuel rail.. the fittings look like theyr for rubber lines.
so heres a couple links of them on ebay. this first one im not sure if its for like a tbi or a carb using an electric fuel pump. because the gauge only reads up to 10psi.. i think, the red line around the gauge could be it too which is like 140psi(which would make sense)
i searched to see how cheap a guick gnx afpr was. well on ebay i found these after market ones, but not quiet sure if they look legit..
Not bolt on fit;
would work if you plugged the hole in rail and ran rubber hose to reg listed
Have to read the fine print in advert "THIS LISTING IS FOR A UNIVERSAL FIT FUEL PRESSURE REGULATOR, NOT A BOLT ON FUEL PRESSURE REGULATOR MADE TO FIT CARS LISTED IN THE AUCTION TITLE ****
The HSR /GN /LT1 regulator has a machined spigot with a O ring that seals into the rail like this $$$ one and is held in with a bracket.
So does that fuel pressure regulator take the place of the one provided with the stealth ram fuel rail kit. Is it a direct bolt in. Much appreciated on an answer.
thats excaclty what id like to know too, look how CHEAP it is LOL. but according to vettoez, its not a direct bolt on. its has the provisions for rubber/plastic fuel lines. but i still wanna know if that can be incorporated to work...
Dude do yourself a favor and check out this adjustable FPR its made by Kirban pn# 6547. Its a direct bolt in. Kirban is a company that caters to the grand national but it will work with the HSR. Check out there website it's only 105.00! Im getting one tomorrow. Hope this helps.
the fittings look like theyr for rubber lines.
