Fuel pressure regulator?

RRaceBreed17 Jul 2015, 13:34

Howzit guys.

I have an rb25det in my s14. Do I need an aftermarket fuel pressure regulator?

SSonOfAnarchy ZAadmin17 Jul 2015, 15:38

uhm more about your setup? stock 1 should work but can never go wrong with a aftermarket regulator

ttroopiec17 Jul 2015, 19:08

Stay away from cheap aftermarket fpr's. I had 2 of them break diaphrams and let fuel flow directly from pump through fpr vacuum pipe to intake manifold and flood and hyro lock my engine, only buy an aftermarket one if its a reputable brand and not fake stuff like they sold me

RRaceBreed17 Jul 2015, 21:31

My setup is stock internals rb25det 440CC bosch injectors, greddy intake, garrett gt35 turbo. Is the fpr inside the fuel tank and should I also upgrade my fuel pump. P.S the car isn't running yet, just getting the rest of my things for conversion

ttroopiec18 Jul 2015, 13:43

Fuel pressure regulator sits on the end of the fuel rail and controls the fuel pressure by controlling the fuel that bypasses from the fuel rail back to the tank, i would recommend minimum a walbro 255lph fuel pump over a standard pump

RRaceBreed19 Jul 2015, 22:03

Thanks for your input. I forgot to mention that I'm running an aftermarket fuel rail so now I know that I don't have a fpr.

CCharlvdw21 Jul 2015, 06:50

RaceBreed wrote:

Thanks for your input. I forgot to mention that I'm running an aftermarket fuel rail so now I know that I don't have a fpr.

You'll need a frp to start your car.

RRaceBreed22 Jul 2015, 14:25

Looks like I'll be getting an aeromotive fuel pressure regulator

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