skatbox

on the engine swap list it states that the 95-97 fuel pressure regulators are adjustable. now, can i put one in a 94 sl2 since there not adjustable or i'm i just embarassing myself with a dumb question?

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jd_turbo_sc2

Get an aeromotive adjustable. SPS used to sell it. Email them for the part #. You could probably get it through summit cheaper.

skatbox

hey, jd. you got a fuel pressure reg. on your nine four? if so does it make a difference?

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SL2Kid

I have been looking into the Fuel Pressure Regulators and i wanna know from someone who isnt boosted if it makes a difference. My saturn is running rich...way rich, and im trying to get this thing to run better...so fill me in on what you think.

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chrispel

The AFPR made a big difference for me since I have a lot of mods done to my car. The only way you will be able to use the 95+ fuel rail would to change the fuel lines. DPnt buy the aeromotive unit it is way over priced. I am running a Accel AFPR on my 96 DOHC motor with a 92 fuel rail in a 92 SC. If I remember the AFPR I am using is for a 92-96 350 motor. You will just need to get a fuel pressure gauge to adjust your pressure once you install it. I almost forgot the regulator cost me around $54 shipped.

This is the place I bought it from. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...spagename=WDVW I think there website is www.fuelin.com which is under construction. They shipped the part to me very fast after I paid.

miamisl2

my old car is sitting at home and i am going home next weekend, its up for sale. anyway i have an adjustable fuel pressure regulator with gauge that was for a honda... got it off ebay. i ran fuel hoses to my aluminum fuel rail (93) but i had to use a tap to make threads for a pipe fitting to clamp the hose onto and i cut the vaccum to the throttle body and put the rubber vacuum from the regulator to that... anyway i brought down the fuel pressure and the car ran much better, i could basically give you the setup as a trade if you could get me your fuel rail and stock regulator by next weekend. the car is in miami and im in beaufort south carolina right now. i had this installed for about a year, no problems, you might need to replace the hoses since the cars been sitting a lil while but that wont cost you but a few dollars. hollar