good rising rate fuel pressure regs, turbo application
good rising rate fuel pressure regs, turbo application
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spitfire4v8

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4,025 posts

211 months

Thursday 2nd February 2012
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Looking on t'interweb every man and his dog says he does a rising rate fuel pressure regulator but does the PH collective have a favourite brand that is reliable and trustworthy? I'm doing a very simple single turbo install onto a range rover V8 and want to keep the lucas injection and stock distributor, so would like a fuel pressure reg that increases fuel pressure slightly above boost pressure.
Also can you still get pressure retard distributor base plate actuators? Any help appreciated smile

SuperchargedVR6

3,138 posts

250 months

Thursday 2nd February 2012
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I got great results with a BEGI FMU. Very well made and very reliable.

http://www.bellengineering.net/product_info.php?cP...

cptsideways

13,884 posts

282 months

Thursday 2nd February 2012
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Just get hold of an OEM one that fits, Toyota/Denso ones are generally excellent.

stevieturbo

18,077 posts

277 months

Thursday 2nd February 2012
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spitfire4v8 said:
Looking on t'interweb every man and his dog says he does a rising rate fuel pressure regulator but does the PH collective have a favourite brand that is reliable and trustworthy? I'm doing a very simple single turbo install onto a range rover V8 and want to keep the lucas injection and stock distributor, so would like a fuel pressure reg that increases fuel pressure slightly above boost pressure.
Also can you still get pressure retard distributor base plate actuators? Any help appreciated smile
I'll throw a wild suggestion out there....why not just use the one fitted to the engine !!

You say you want to keep things simple, so keep them simple.

A double diaphragm for the dizzy may still be available. But given how cheap mapped ignition is, really, I wouldnt bother with the dizzy at all. Slap a Megajolt on it or something.