Are you using the factory fuel rail, the CT fuel rail assuming you're going CTSC, or are you mounting it remotely...say on the rear firewall?
About to install a few parts before I go FI. My car is currently not FI, but I am going to install a AEM adjustable fuel pressure regulator, walbro 255, and change the fuel filter with a fuel pressure gauge.
Is there anything I should know before I install the FPR? Looks pretty straight forward. Unbolt and disconnect vacuum line, and replace (with new O ring). Is that it? Thanks
Are you using the factory fuel rail, the CT fuel rail assuming you're going CTSC, or are you mounting it remotely...say on the rear firewall?
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When I installed my AEM FPR, it didn't come with new copper washers for the fuel line attachment. Might want to grab some before the install.
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You should be able to re-use the OEM aluminum crush washers, you will need to use the AEM adapter that fits the stock fuel line, it has an o-ring to seal it.
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According to the Aem website it fits to the Factory rail.
Interesting to see pics once it's fitted.
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Why are you installing the AEM FPR. The stock FPR is 1:1 and proven reliable. Unless you need to bump up the pressure because you are running injectors that are too small the stock should suffice.
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Just finished the install.
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Take off fuel rail to mount. A lot easier to tighten the bolts. Make sure to have a few rags for the fuel. Buy a new hose clamp for the fuel line. Took me 30 minutes on my first try.
is there a port to install a fuel pressure gauge on that regulator?
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