fpr install questions

[rayrayx11]

ok i can usually find out what i need by just searching through the threads but not this time. so what i need to know is do i have to do any modifications to the stock 2g fuel rail when installing a afpr. i found a megan racing afpr for $60. i understand basically what i need to install it but some have cut and welded the end of the rail to fit. like this one in the classifieds: http:///www.dsmtuners.com/classifieds/showproduct.php?product=80547&cat=7
or this one i found in one of the threads. SX FPR install
there is a kit by sbr that seems like it would be a bolt on.
Slowboy Racing :: Fuel :: DSM Fuel :: Fuel Line Kits :: FPR SS Return Line Kit 1G/2G
im looking for the cheapest,easiest, and most reliable solution.

 

[deflator]

im looking for the cheapest,easiest, and most reliable solution.

That, sir, does not exist. It's cheap, fast, or reliable, and you only get to pick two.

Anyway, easiest would be a bolt-on AN adapter for the fuel rail. That's what I did, they're like $24 a piece from xpsi which is a lot for what it is.

If you can weld, then welding a AN fitting onto the end would be cheapest.

If you're looking for a kit, this one from xpsi comes with a great filter too for a better price combined than the SBR one.

 

[rayrayx11]

theres a push lock fittings kit on sbr for $55. im probably going to order that. still alot for hoses. its not ss lines but itll do the job. i bought the afpr for 65 today. theres 3 ports on it. ones for the fuel rail. ones for the fuel filter but what is the other one for?

 

[deflator]

You plug the hole you don't use.
Push lock is ftw, compared to SS hose at least. Just boil the end of the hose in some water, put wd-40 on it, and it slips on never to come off again

 

[rayrayx11]

thanks !! i actually found a ss line kit for 65. its worth the extra 10.