This is on my 2G car but it is a 1G motor not that it matters Im using the 2G rail anyways.
Ok I ordered mine from prostreetonline.com and recieved it quickly and easily. I also ordered with the rail adaptor. I had read in the forums of people saying these were junk but the cheap price couldn't be passed up. Well yes the rail adaptor fits but yes it also leaks easy fix BEFORE installing the adaptor make sure and JB weld the brass fitting to the alumanium one so it cannot leak. Also a small trim to the timing belt cover mount needs to be made because the hose hits it and it will cut the hose if you don't trim it and it will also kink.
Next is the regulator it ships with no thread sealer on ANY of the fittings so make sure that you teflon them or something to stop any leaks. After all that pretty staraight forward just hook it up like normal mine came with a gauge as well and everything seems to work fine after I had to modify it to work. So if you are looking at one of these take into accout what I had to do to make it work and weigh weather for you the $$$ savings is worth it for me it still is.
Also a note becaues there has been forum confusion this is a 1:1 rising regulator and can go down to 35psi and up for 65 psi I beleive is the high mark.
Ok I ordered mine from prostreetonline.com and recieved it quickly and easily. I also ordered with the rail adaptor. I had read in the forums of people saying these were junk but the cheap price couldn't be passed up. Well yes the rail adaptor fits but yes it also leaks easy fix BEFORE installing the adaptor make sure and JB weld the brass fitting to the alumanium one so it cannot leak. Also a small trim to the timing belt cover mount needs to be made because the hose hits it and it will cut the hose if you don't trim it and it will also kink.
Next is the regulator it ships with no thread sealer on ANY of the fittings so make sure that you teflon them or something to stop any leaks. After all that pretty staraight forward just hook it up like normal mine came with a gauge as well and everything seems to work fine after I had to modify it to work. So if you are looking at one of these take into accout what I had to do to make it work and weigh weather for you the $$$ savings is worth it for me it still is.
Also a note becaues there has been forum confusion this is a 1:1 rising regulator and can go down to 35psi and up for 65 psi I beleive is the high mark.
