afpr choice

[brute]

I've seen good things about both FTS and Aeromotive. ImportEvolution has good prices on both, although, whichever I choose, I need to buy a guage seperately.

So, with that said, what would you buy?

FTS (bolt-on):
http://www.importevolution.com/product_info.php?cPath=24_45&products_id=1434

Aeromotive (with kit):
http://www.importevolution.com/product_info.php?cPath=24_45&products_id=1620

 

[95blackGsTurbo]

I would and did go with the Aeromotive kit. Easy to install and works great.

 

[brute]

Does anyone else have an opinion? If I went FTS, I would save like $30...

 

[1993eclipseGS]

What about the Megan racing afpr that SBR sells on their site?

 

[brute]

I was looking at that and I remember wondering if it was 1:1... Do you know? Does that one bolt right up? Because it's like $70... pretty awesome if it did...

 

[jtxtrmboost]

For sure go with the aeromotive. It is 150% worth the extra $30.00. I tried to go another route (other than aeromotive) and learned my lesson the hard way. Aeromotive all the way! Tried and proven.

 

[Marc91GSX]

I have the Aeromotive unit and it works great. B&M has a great fuel gauge kit that bolts into the top of the fuel filter, but I suggest you get a pipe plug to fit the B&M adaptor. I didn't the first time and just left the gauge in all the time. Lets just say something bad happened and leave it at that. As for ease of installation, the buschur is the best kit on the market. I just installed one on a friends car and it came with everything you need, plus it bolts directly to a stock 1G fuel rail which saves you the trouble of running fuel lines.

 

[TrboANTsi]

ive been doing lots of searches and reading..and by far many have chosen the aeromotive...i actually ordered the kit from importevolution too..i got it in today with teh carbon look guage..comes with good einstructions..everything looks great..i was gonna get the stainless kit..but hey its under the hood.. costs 234 for everythiing shipped