GFB - FX-R Fuel Pressure Regulator (-6AN Ports)
GFB

GFB - FX-R Fuel Pressure Regulator (-6AN Ports)

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Power rating
Up to 1500hp (FX-R)
Flow rate
Up to 1300 L/h @ 25psi
Fittings
2x -6AN inlet, 2x 1/8in NPT gauge ports, 1x -6AN return
Category
Engine & forced induction
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Specifications

Brand
GFB
Part number
8060
Power rating
Up to 1500hp (FX-R)
Flow rate
Up to 1300 L/h @ 25psi
Fittings
2x -6AN inlet, 2x 1/8in NPT gauge ports, 1x -6AN return
Pressure range
25-80psi (adjustable)
Pressure rise rate
1:1
Material
Teflon co-polymer seat, stainless spherical valve
Fuel compatibility
Petrol, ethanol, methanol, diesel
Category
Engine & forced induction

Figures as published for this part; fitment is only what we have confirmed. Check critical dimensions against your car before ordering.

About this part

GFB's FX-R fuel pressure regulator runs -6AN ports, rated up to 1500hp and flowing up to 1300 L/h at 25psi. Fittings are two -6AN inlets, two 1/8in NPT gauge ports and a -6AN return, with a Teflon co-polymer seat and a stainless spherical valve across a 25-80psi adjustable range. Part number 8060, the pressure rise rate is 1:1, and it suits petrol, ethanol, methanol and diesel.

We have not run this part ourselves — the ones we have are marked on our cars.