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mikey p

posted on 9/1/13 at 06:53 PM Reply With Quote
Anyone identify this Fuel pressure regulator?

fuel pressure regulator
fuel pressure regulator


Received it in a job lot today....has no markings.
Interested to find out who makes them and what the spec is...

Thanks
Mike

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MakeEverything

posted on 9/1/13 at 07:29 PM Reply With Quote
A zinc plated one!

I had something similar on my old engine, which (i believe) was from a renault fuego or espace. It did raise the static fuel pressure, but i needed a vacuum reference and rising rate for the new install so binned it.

Mine had a large grub type screw, rather than a nut and bolt.

ETA: it didnt have a flange on it either, but yours may be just a standard item like mine was, to adjust static pressure.

[Edited on 9-1-13, by MakeEverything]


ETA:

OR

I could be wrong (See third item down)

[Edited on 9-1-13, by MakeEverything]





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mikey p

posted on 9/1/13 at 08:24 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by MakeEverything
A zinc plated one!

I had something similar on my old engine, which (i believe) was from a renault fuego or espace. It did raise the static fuel pressure, but i needed a vacuum reference and rising rate for the new install so binned it.

Mine had a large grub type screw, rather than a nut and bolt.

ETA: it didnt have a flange on it either, but yours may be just a standard item like mine was, to adjust static pressure.

[Edited on 9-1-13, by MakeEverything]


ETA:

OR

I could be wrong (See third item down)

[Edited on 9-1-13, by MakeEverything]


Thanks for the input! The MSD one looks quite similar.
I agree it looks like it is a OEM based FPR but has the JIC fittings and adjustability. It looks as if its all made in one also (not modified). looks like it could be a good one.....maybe...? haha

Will continue to search....

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MakeEverything

posted on 9/1/13 at 08:27 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by mikey p
quote:
Originally posted by MakeEverything
A zinc plated one!

I had something similar on my old engine, which (i believe) was from a renault fuego or espace. It did raise the static fuel pressure, but i needed a vacuum reference and rising rate for the new install so binned it.

Mine had a large grub type screw, rather than a nut and bolt.

ETA: it didnt have a flange on it either, but yours may be just a standard item like mine was, to adjust static pressure.

[Edited on 9-1-13, by MakeEverything]


ETA:

OR

I could be wrong (See third item down)

[Edited on 9-1-13, by MakeEverything]


Thanks for the input! The MSD one looks quite similar.
I agree it looks like it is a OEM based FPR but has the JIC fittings and adjustability. It looks as if its all made in one also (not modified). looks like it could be a good one.....maybe...? haha

Will continue to search....


Wouldnt want to try it though....





Kindest Regards,
Richard.

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Dusty

posted on 9/1/13 at 09:03 PM Reply With Quote
Looks a good quality bit of kit. Adjustable plus a vacuum reference. Try it, couple up a fuel pressure gauge and you should be able to get an idea of the specs.
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mikey p

posted on 10/1/13 at 09:15 AM Reply With Quote
Looks like one of these....

Genuine HKS Adjustable Fuel Pressure Regulator with Earls fittings.

http://www.autoextreme.co.uk/hks-adjustable-pressure-regulator

just with a different bracket.

If it does as it says it could be ok.

2-5bar regulator.

Mike

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