dropping price for SARD Fuel pressure regulators to $183

the craziness continues - SARD Fuel Pressure Regulators $195!!



Fitting one of these SARD FPRs will increase your fuel delivery and pressure, resulting in better atomisation of injector spray, which leads to more powerful and efficient fuel combustion. It will also allow you to run more boost safely by increasing your fuel delivery, maintaining a safe air/fuel ratio. (for the best and safest results your boost and air/fuel should be tuned on a dyno)

available currently in Silver and Red. Blue is out of stock.

 

which is the one thats pictured ? Silver or Blue ? Do you have a picture of the Blue one ?

 

that's the silver one. the main body of the blue one is coloured, well, blue

 

Cool wasnt sure cos of the fittings. Ill grab a silver one Does it come with fittings ?

 

yes it comes with the two blue fittings shown in the picture. I'll send you a PM.

 

Stu is that for added bling effect not added fuel pressure? hehe

Good price Fleet wonder if its any good with stock injectors hmmm

 

this would be a good upgrade for any size injectors, increase the fuel pressure, increase fuel delivery volume and atomisation, increase boost = increase power.

when we fitted a malpassi regulator to the race car, we were able to increase the boost to 26psi and generate an extra 60 horsepower for the 437RWKW run.

 

Nice fleet... I am not a big fan of the malpassi reg's i rather the sard if i was to upgrade which i might in time

 

I'll take one Pete red thanks

 

Well since I got the 650cc injectors I wanted to get this as well The bling is just a bonus

 

PM sent

 

I will take one in silver Pete. Question though what size fittings come with the reg. -8 or -10 look big so maybe -10, let me know

Jason

 

Hi,

what is the difference between these and the Bosch 040 fuel regulators
ie; http://images.google.com.au/imgres?...Bosch+040+Fuel+Pump&gbv=2&svnum=10&hl=en&sa=G

sorry for the massave link :/

 

Disregard last post

 

will check fitting size tomorrow when I go to work Jason.

 

the inside diameter of the fittings is 8mm.

 

They a rising rate regulator?

Also, whats the max fuel flow rate of those Pete? I'm not sure that they will flow enough for a big power engine.

 

does installing one of these

require changing any ecu values? or can i just plug and play?

 

yes its a rising rate regulator.

the stock Z32 TT fuel pump flow is good for 700HP. the fuel flow rate is determined by the pump. the regulator controls the pressure.

 

no it doesnt require changing ECU values. but if you are going to run more fuel pressure and increase your boost then get it done on a dyno to ensure you have a safe air/fuel ratio.