Fuel Pressure Regulator

[Talbs9]

Hey i've been doing some work on my 92 seo and i was wondering if anyone had any information on the OBX brand in general. Also, has anyone done any work with an aftermarket fuel pressure regulator? I have advanced the timing on my paseo which has resulted in some good gains especially in 3rd gear. Tomorrow i am installing new NGK spark plugs and wires, a air/fuel gauge, and a weight reduction(taking out the worthless backseat, a/c, and possibly cutting the power steering. I also have some ground wires comming which will enable me to advance my timing even more but i will need an aftermarket fuel pressure regulator. If anyone has done any of these things, let me know how it worked out. i have a site on cardomain:My Webpage

check it out, i'll have updated pics of the install, should be a fun install.

[FunkyStyling]

Hi

We have been selling OBX stuff for many years now and have probably the most experience of their items in the UK. We'd recommend their stuff as being good quality. It's all made in Korea and is copies of other brands, but it's still good stuff. The fuel pressure regulator is a lovely piece of equipment, well finished and works well. Even comes with a gauge attached to it for easy adjustment. The only down side is that the adapters supplied often dont fit your specific applications but that's easy fixed cause you can pick up the adapter for the likes of FSE Glencoe for a couple of pounds.

Hope this helps :)

Cheers

Chris