Stock fuel rails and remote fuel pressure regulator

TrophyHead

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how do you mount a remote fuel pressure regulator with stock fuel rails? I need a new pressure regulator. Would like to get a external then piece together a Glenns sleeper kit later on in summer. What are my options. Do I need different rails to mount a external / remote FPR? Thanks

Also how much hp can sn95 fuel rails handle?

 

Blown88GT

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Don't know of a remote one, but this one is the best:
http://www.kirbanperformance.com/pr...ADJUSTABLE+FUEL+PRESSURE+REGULATOR+#5005.html

 

Rick 91GT

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To use a remote regulator you need aftermarket rails, some lines, etc... The kit I do is about $650 assembled, I can do a complete system front to rear for $1850 shipped, BBRC alum tank, all braided lines and fittings, Fuel lab reg, BBRC rails, etc..

Save your money if you want to do a complete system, it will save you money in the long run. I have a good factory 94/95 reg laying around at the shop I think, you can have it for $40 shipped.

 

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Rick how much power can your kit handle? Sumped tank or stock looking? Single pump or dual and which pump brand? Thanks

 

Rick 91GT

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with the normal pump, 1300hp, with a pump upgrade $30, 1500-1800hp

I use Fuelab pumps, Fuelab filters, Fuelab regulator, BBRC tank and Rails. Tank fits in the stock location, comes with new alum straps, by far it is the best tank out.

 

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