Aeromotive Adjustable Fuel Pressure Regulator on 2040-parts.com
Swartz Creek, Michigan, US
Carbureted adjustable regulator from Aeromotive
Excellent upgrade from popular 2-port design.
These regulators re-seat after the needle shuts down, preventing pressure creep.
They're ideal for carburetor and dedicated nitrous applications where higher flow, quicker response, and less pressure creep are desired.
This is a used regulator. It was removed last week to upgrade the system. It was in working order when removed.
Item may show signs of use. Item has had fuel run through it. Comes as pictured.
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