Composite Fuel Pressure Regulator 10 To 100 Psi 1:1 Spa Turbo E85 #vlrpc06 Gsxr on 2040-parts.com
Randolph, New Jersey, United States
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Composite Fuel Pressure Regulator from SPA Turbo
Work Range from 10 to 100 psi 1:1 Boost Reference E85 and Methanol Compatible. 8mm Barb Dual inlet port and One return port. 1/4" Vacuum Boost Reference Port. 1:1 Boost referenced - meaning fuel pressure will increase 1 PSI for every PSI of boost. |
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