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Hi all,

I've got a brand new Fuel Pressure Regulator for sale and only 1 left.

This FUEL PRESSURE REGULATOR can provide precise consistent boost as much as twice the factory fuel flow. From your dedicate engine tuning, the FPR can boost from 20PSI to 85PSI, or as much as your fuel pump can sustained

This unit is capable of supporting enough fuel flow for engines in excess of 850 horsepower, and is ideal for forced-induction engines since it is boost dependent (1:1 Ratio).

the company who makes this product also supplys Nissan Japan Motosport to fit on there 1000hp godzilla,

This is another thing you need if you want High Boost All the time!!

the only competitor to this brand is Malpase

this is anodized and comes with a 24 month Warranty.

RRP of $289AUD

Hose clamps and installation instructions are Included!

I'm selling it for $195 and will shipped anywhere in Australia

anyone interested please email me at [email protected]

Thank's guys

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