B & M Fuel Pressure Gauges

[crwa]

I picked one of these up a few weeks ago and have been using it without complications ever since, I just wanted to let people know that these work on our cars.

The package says Accords, Civics, and a few others. So if your interested in knowing how your fuel system is functing go pick one of these up.

They arn't cockpit mounted instead they screw into the top of the fuel filter.

they are a nice addition to the engine bay as well as offering info. on how your fuel is flowing.

You can usually find them at performance shops for around $40.

[adams86lxi]

tight! is it adjustable? BTW: what psi does it say you are running at!

[Kevin]

I have one they are nice!! Fuel injection should from like 35-40 psi!!!

[1988starter]

Here is the one I got from cosmo racing on ebay it comes with a guage and you can choose from chrome red and blue
http://www.geocities.com/geezpict/2003/fpr.txt

[3rd GEN]

nice.. ya i'm gonna get one soon aswell

[anchovies]

Looky here...ahhhh
http://3geez.com/showthread.php?s=&postid=268695#post268695

[86AccordLxi]

Speaking of FPR, is Cosmo racing the only option, or can another one be used?

Alex

[1988starter]

I saw some on www.nopionline.com a bit ago but they were much more expensive.

[86AccordLxi]

Thanks. So we can't use an FPR from a civic or something then?

Alex

[1988starter]

Not that I know of but I am working on another civic adapt project More to come soon.

[1988starter]

Ok here is what I know of Nopi has a listing for an AEM one but it is 188.10 + shipping I don't know if you get a guage. B&M can obviously be adapted to fit but no guage and I have no ide how much and how hard. Cosmo racing with buy it now and shipping is about 110.60 it comes with a guage fuel lines clamps mountinghard where and vacume lines to match the color you get (choose after buying) red blue or chrome. Here are some picts.
And please I DO NOT work for cosmo I am just advertising a product I use and find to be a great value.
http://www.cosmoracing.com/sale/fuelr/fuel.jpg

http://164.109.57.200/images/LAEMFuelRegulator.jpg

[anchovies]

Originally posted by 86AccordLxi
Thanks. So we can't use an FPR from a civic or something then?

Alex

The B&M fpr can be used but needs some mod. Just grind down the stock fpr sides so that the B&M can fit over and clamp.
But I didn't get the chance to finish this.

[Sabz5150]

I use a Vortech FPR, grabbed it directly from 'em for a bit over 50. It mates to your stock regulator (ya cut the top off and put the adjustable one on). I use the B&M underhood, great lil item and an Autometer mechanical fuel pressure gauge inside the car. Interestin piece o plumbin to make it work :)

[Sabz5150]

Gauge with all the fittings :)