Dodge Conquest Mitsubishi Starion Adjustable Fuel Pressure Regulator on 2040-parts.com
West Palm Beach, Florida, United States
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Up for auction a brand new custom made adjustable fuel pressure regulator for the conquest and starion cars.
FPR is made in the U.S.A.!!!! Quality product!!! Item is a "bolt on" to your stock throttle body. No modifications needed. This will replace your old/tired fpr(non adjustable). 1:1 ratio; meaning, for every lbs of boost will increase the same amount on the fuel pressure. Depending on your setup you can increase the "base" fuel pressure to obtain a better performance etc... A must when running higher boost and tuning capability. Check our other products!!! Free shipping in the continental U.S.A.!!!! International buyers pays actual shipping costs. Any questions just e-mail us!!! Thank you. TRILOGY TURBOS |
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