Nitrous Express Fuel Pressure Regulator Non-Bypass w/Gauge
Nitrous Express Fuel Pressure Regulator Non-Bypass w/Gauge
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Nitrous Express Fuel Pressure Regulator Non-Bypass w/Gauge

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Feb 15, 2015
Triple0
5 out of 5 stars review

Well built

I bought this regulator for the fuel side of a nitrous system. So far it looks to be a good product

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Aug 6, 2016
Vench442
3 out of 5 stars review

Not sold on it yet

First off, the little gauge is at 4 psi with no pressure at all not even connected, and then my fuel pump was crazy and pumped massive pressure that somehow overpowered the regulator. Holley has sent me a new pump. Hopefully it did not ruin this regulator. I ended up buying a pressure gauge and isolator so I could moniter pressure from inside while racing. A good idea

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Apr 13, 2018
Pyjg
2 out of 5 stars review

Sprayed

Looks like the threaded port for the supplied fuel gauge on mine wasnt tapped correct. It went aproxamently one tread to deep. This cause erractic fuel pressures at first, then a complete failure. My system runs 78psi line, so a broken diaphram can be a very heroin experience. Fuel sprayed out of the atmospheric port like a 25# injector! I tried two other gauges with verring depths. Probablly a fluke, but when my replacement comes, ill take off the hat and verify clearance.

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