Go Fast Bits Fuel Pressure Regulator-Compact &Amp; Large Flow - 8060
The two inlet ports can be used for single or dual rails, and the two gauge ports allow the use, of both a mechanical gauge and electronic pressure sensor. What sets this product apart from the competition??Well, if you're looking for an EFI?Fuel Pressure Regulator that seals and behaves just like your factory unit but?with the added reliability and high flowing capacity you require, then look no?further than the FX-R. How have we achieved this? Our engineers have spent countless hours developing a unique replaceable co-polymer valve seat. What does this mean?Conventional aftermarket performance Fuel Pressure Regulators typically utilize a metal-to-metal valve and seat which by nature will not positively hold pressure when your engine is shut down, which can make startup more difficult. Here at Go Fast Bits, we have incorporated a softer, more compliant yet resilient material for the valve seat, which will always positively seal and hold fuel pressure on shut down, designed to give factory-like sealing and reliable startup, as well as superior fuel resistance suitable for Unleaded, Ethanol, Methanol, and Diesel fuels. We also use a double layer diaphragm, which means we have twice the reinforcing material, and as a result the burst strength exceeds 1000psi!, The FX-R also offers multiple fuel inlet and gauge ports that allow for a wide range of fuel system setups beyond the usual inlet/outlet, including parallel fuel rail or returnless "deadhead" systems. The two gauge ports allow you to run a mechanical fuel pressure gauge AND an ECU fuel, pressure sensor if you want to.
• Suitable for unleaded, ethanol, and diesel fuels
• Teflon Co Polymer Seat with stainless valve
• Fully Sealed Upper Boost Vacuum Reference Chamber
• Multiple Body Ports Allow for A Large Variety of Setup Options
GO FAST BITS products are Proudly Australian, made in accordance with the ISO 9001 quality management system. Constantly we?re developing new, and innovative products.
