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dean101287

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1st May 08 at 06:55

any know where I can get one?

The only one on ebay is this one-
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NEW-VAUXHALL-ASTRA-CORSA-FUEL-PRESSURE-REGULATOR-GAUGE_W0QQitemZ220203806152QQihZ012QQcategoryZ122139QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp1638Q2em118Q2el1247

Seems bit cheap tho.

Thanks

[Edited on 01-05-2008 by dean101287]

dean101287

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1st May 08 at 11:06

anyone

Superlite Ltd.

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1st May 08 at 11:42

SARD ones are supposed to be good

fazza

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1st May 08 at 13:41

i want one

BeArDy

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1st May 08 at 17:13

Why do you want one? do you have a reason for needing more fuel?

dean101287

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1st May 08 at 17:15

throttle biddies require my fuel pressure to be higher than the norm. Where can I get a SARD one?

csweatherston

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1st May 08 at 18:30

erm.... did you just try and educate beardy??

lol, if you dblias tb's use the standard fuel rail you'll need a take off pipe too.
i would just use standard fuel pressure if your using original management.

dean101287

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1st May 08 at 18:37

Noooo.... he knows 1000000000000000 x more than I do about cars. How do you mean "you'll need a take off pipe?

dean101287

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1st May 08 at 18:38

p.s. wont be using standard management for long

BeArDy

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1st May 08 at 18:40

quote:
Originally posted by dean101287
throttle biddies require my fuel pressure to be higher than the norm. Where can I get a SARD one?

really i dident know that

what throttle boddie setup are you planning and why would you choose agaist using the one which comes with the TB kit?
The cheap FPR are not very good an have loads of problems and loads of people complain about fake SARD ones.
IF money is no object AND there for some reason you do not want to use the FPR which is recomemded and supplied with a TB kit then looking into aeromotive stuff this is what i am using for my big power LET's not cheap BUT classed as one of the best there is.........

BeArDy

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1st May 08 at 18:41

Again is money is tight and there is a reason why you would not use the one which comes with the TB kit then look at Cossie ones which are about 90pounds and work really well.

dean101287

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1st May 08 at 18:42

Its a dbilas kit and doesnt come with one as its second hand. I wasnt trying to educate you so please dont take it that way and I am thankfull for the response. Any links to a good one?

BeArDy

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1st May 08 at 18:45

quote:
Originally posted by dean101287
Its a dbilas kit and doesnt come with one as its second hand. I wasnt trying to educate you so please dont take it that way and I am thankfull for the response. Any links to a good one?

What engine are you running? X16XE?

dean101287

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1st May 08 at 18:47

yea thats right

BeArDy

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1st May 08 at 18:55

Going off what i know off you still use the standard rail and injectors of there TB kit as its not kit the other TB setups.
Get in contact with SBD motorsport and they supply you with a uprated FPR which is preset for your setup which is only about 35pounds which if i remember replaces your standard one.
other than that look at the link below i use these when doing LET's with a good reg for not much money

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Sierra-RS-Cosworth-2wd-Fuel-Pressure-Regulator-Genuine_W0QQitemZ220200450588QQihZ012QQcategoryZ21654QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp1638Q2em118Q2el1247

dean101287

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1st May 08 at 18:59

does it not need to be adjustable then?

BeArDy

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1st May 08 at 19:02

not really if you get one which is preset to the right pressure you need.
An aslong as you get someone who knows what there doing to setup the ECU and checks exharst gasses at setup time you will be fine

dean101287

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1st May 08 at 19:04

ok, thanks for your help

Warren G

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1st May 08 at 20:14

thats the one i have btw /\

dean101287

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1st May 08 at 20:55

the cosworth one?