Aeromotive fpr

[wilddog]

A guy is selling an aeromotive fpr. It has no lines are fittings. I have a few questions. Is every aeromotive fpr the same in terms of pressure range? He doesnt know the pressure range. Can I get fittings and lines for this fpr? What size would they be? aeromotive fpr guys please chim in especially. Cheers

 

[fourreGsixty3]

They are adjustable, the range is fine for our cars, our fuel pressure should be at 43psi off boost, the lines you would need are 6-an, and summit racing sells braided lines for fuel, and so does SBR, there are many others, but those are 2 of the big name companies that you might know.

Dustin

 

[wilddog]

Thanks Alot.
Is the aeromotive boost referenced?

 

[DSM90AWD]

Aeromotive makes ~20 different AFPRs for both EFI and carburated applications.

Why not just lookup the part number / picture in Summit Racings on-line Catalog to see which he is selling?

 

[wilddog]

Aeromotive makes ~20 different AFPRs for both EFI and carburated applications.

Why not just lookup the part number / picture in Summit Racings on-line Catalog to see which he is selling?

Thanks for the website. I didnt know but aeromotive didnt make a dsm specific. So I guess Im going to need the universal boost referenced fpr. I just asked the seller what the part number was. Hope they match

 

[fourreGsixty3]

Just a thought but how much is he selling it for? If its not under 90$ I personnally would just spend the extra 60$ and get a brand new kit with everything you need.

Dustin

 

[AtomikRage45]

Where can u get a complete FPR kit for $150?

 

[tyger1]

ebay.

the seller is importblowoutsales. they sell the aeromotive as a kit complete with SS lines, adapter, and fittings

straight buy price is 229.00 plus 10.00 s/h

 

[oldman]

Don't forget to seal the vacuum fitting and adjustment screw.

 

[snowborder714]

You can also get Aeromotive APFR kits from ImportEvolution.com for good prices.

Non-SS Line Kit -
http://www.importevolution.com/product_info.php?cPath=24_45&products_id=1620

SS Line Kit
http://www.importevolution.com/product_info.php?cPath=24_45&products_id=3629

Shipping is reasonable too. You can also add a gauge to either of the kits for $20. I've read the Marshall water-filled gauges are better because they'll give you a more steady reading in the engine bay. I plan on getting the SS Line Kit with a Marshall gauge. Good price on the whole kit.