NISMO AFPR?

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oversteer180
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Will the nismo fpr's they sell on ebay work on our CA's without much modification?

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Its been covered. But yet it will fit without alot of modification. You just have to bend the outlet a little bit to clear some things.

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I wouldnt go with a Nismo unit. The nismo FPR doesnt even flow that much more than the stock unit. Also your stock FPR will be fine you have a standalone so controlling fuel is no problem. The Stock FPR is rated up to 500hp supposidly.

If I was to choose a FPR I would go with a Aeromotive, Mallory, or a SARD FPR.

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UMS_CA18DET wrote:I wouldnt go with a Nismo unit. The nismo FPR doesnt even flow that much more than the stock unit. Also your stock FPR will be fine you have a standalone so controlling fuel is no problem. The Stock FPR is rated up to 500hp supposidly.

If I was to choose a FPR I would go with a Aeromotive, Mallory, or a SARD FPR.
If you are running the "high pressure" walbro 255, then it will overrun your stock FPR. The only reason for the Nismo unit, is that it doesn't suffer from that problem.

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c-rad wrote:If you are running the "high pressure" walbro 255, then it will overrun your stock FPR. The only reason for the Nismo unit, is that it doesn't suffer from that problem.
This can be compensated for if the overrun is consistant. In my particular case, the overrun was irratic and made tuning very hard, and my AFR'S weren't ever stable. Once I replaced it with the new NISMO FPR, everything was fine.

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How much do they run for compared to the others? 100 bucks?

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yea usually the Nismo go for around $100-$120

I would rather get the SARD FPR which retail for $105, than you need to get a Nissan universal FPR adaptor which are $20-$40 and depending if you want Stainless Steel braided lines or rubber.


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