FS: Aeromotive Fuel Pressure Regulator

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Bought this FPR about a year ago. Never had the chance to install it, and now that I'm e30less, I have no need for it. You can consider it NIB except for it being out for the picture.

It's an Aeromotive A1000-6, here are all the specs on it. I also have a Summit pressure gauge that screws into the side of the FPR.

Costed me about $160 + shipping, so I'll do $130 shipped.

[workaholic]

How did you intend to replace the factory FPR with this? It doesn't have the same type of connection and I dont know of a hose fitting that could replicate that.

Thanks,
Tom

[NC325iC]

adapters are available from several places

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[whakiewes]

Adapters from Aeromotive to fit the Aeromotive flange are 11.38/each (atleast what I paid for them). You have to have them to make it work. They are the aeromotive -6AN flanges, which it will then bolt up. You will also need a blockoff screw for the bottom, which are available for about $3.

Unfortunately if this is the newest Aeromotive model, you have to buy the Aeromotive fittings or ones made specifically for that piece. I thought at first it was a -6AN already (which it appears to be), but the screw tapping is different and the size is slightly different. Generic -6AN fittings don't work.

Wes

[rede30]

yo, you have a PM

[juanes]

I have tried to get an adapter from several places but no luck. Can someone tell me who sells the adapters for aftermarket FPR's?

[X2theZ3]

I have tried to get an adapter from several places but no luck. Can someone tell me who sells the adapters for aftermarket FPR's?

try looking here. http://www.summitracing.com/

I dont know if they have it, but they might.

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For the confused, StuMc should be able to answer any questions about install. He has one for his S50, and was my helper in buying this for the M52.

...and now I'm slowly making my way to the PM inbox.

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Trade pending.

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Done and done. No longer for sale.