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Im looking to get a fpr in 2 weeks or so and I know I can order one from Greenline or perfect run but Im looking for someone in Aust I can buy one from any Ideas? the only place I could find was Justjap but I dont want to spend $330 when greenline has them for $133. If I get stuck I'll guess I will have to buy from o/s

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Im after one for a rb20det are there different types? hey my mate in Sydney's looked at your car he tells me its gonna have a rb26 if you have a fpr 2 suit a rb20det maybe I can get him to pick it up of you? his names Kym

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I've got an adjustable reg to suit an RB26, not sure if it bolts onto the RB20 fuel rail as well. It's an Apex'i one, type A. Bolts in place of the standard fuel reg. Used for 2 hours on the dyno, can have it for $100.

Oh and the motor still isn't back in the car yet, been flat out with renovations and work. Hopefully will get it in before Sunday...

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