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Fuel Pressure Regulator, Adjustable, Inline, Return Style, 35-70 psi, Aluminum, Black Anodized, Each

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Part Type: Fuel Pressure Regulators

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Brand: Tanks Inc.

Manufacturer's Part Number: AFPR1

Part Type: Fuel Pressure Regulators

Product Line: Tanks Inc. Adjustable Fuel Pressure Regulators

Summit Racing Part Number: TNK-AFPR1

UPC: 691852324781

Pressure Range (psi): 35-70

Regulator Style: Return

Regulator Location: Inline

Boost/Vacuum Reference Port: Yes

Boost/Vacuum Rise Ratio: 1:1

Gauge Port: Yes

Inlet Quantity: One

Inlet Size: -6 AN

Inlet Attachment: Female threads

Outlet Quantity: One

Outlet Size: -6 AN

Outlet Attachment: Female threads

Return Fitting Size: -6 AN

Return Attachment: Female threads

Fittings Included: Yes

Regulator Material: Aluminum

Regulator Finish: Black anodized

Rebuildable: Yes

Mounting Bracket Included: Yes

Quantity: Sold as a kit.

Notes: Compatible with pumps up to 400 LPH. Includes three -6 AN adapter fittings, 1/8 in. NPT gauge port, and pressure gauge,

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Tanks Inc. adjustable fuel pressure regulators are adjustable so you can dial in the proper pressure for optimum fuel performance. These billet aluminum bypass kits are available for either carbureted or EFI setups and include adapter fittings and port plug. Getting fuel from your tank to your engine, excess back to your tank, and making sure your carburetor/injectors get the perfect pressure is a big, important job. Fortunately, Tanks adjustable fuel pressure regulators are up to the challenge! Order the regulator designed for your application.

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When the AN adapter is removed does the regulator have a conical seating surface or is it NPT?

Asked by ADAM on October 24, 2017

NPT

AARON from SC answered on October 26, 2017

NPT

JOSH from MO answered on October 30, 2017

It’s an o-ring fitting. Straight threads, not NPT. You could manage to get an NPT fitting in there, but it wouldn’t seal.

JOSHUA from CA answered on January 05, 2019

As already stated above, its straight threads with a crush washer seal. Not npt

ANTHONY from VA answered on July 22, 2019

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Can you use regular fuel line fittings like you get at the parts house

Asked by CHRIS on March 21, 2017

I purchased 6-AN fittings that have a hose barb on them to use with rubber fuel line. It was a cheap set that comes with 3 hose barbs and a 6-AN plug. Summit has the set.

PETER from PA answered on March 22, 2017

I would use AN fittings if you are going to connect to the fittings supplied with the regulator. This comes with AN fittings.

BEN from IL answered on March 22, 2017

You can find AN fittings that adapt to practically any connections. From AN to NPT, AN to GM plastic fuel line, AN to push lock (rubber hose), and so on. However... You should always make sure to use hose that is rated for at least the pressure max of the regulator but safer yet the pressure max of your pump. You don't want to use "standard fuel injection hose" as it's normally rated to 45psi only!!
Using braided stainless or braided nylon is your best bet and it really is easy to use. Also Summit has all the hose ends to make any connections you need.

CRAIG from OH answered on May 26, 2017

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Will this regulator reduce pressure from fuel pump of Chevy tbi to 6 psi for carb conversion?

Asked by DON on April 28, 2018

No it will Regulate from 30-70 psi

MARK from SC answered on May 02, 2018

No it will not ,
The range is from 35 to 70 psi, it will not go below 35 psi

MICHAEL A from CA answered on May 01, 2018

yes

KURT from ID answered on May 01, 2018

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Has anyone used this FPR on a turbo charged car? Also does this FPR come with a mounting bracket?

Asked by ROBERT on August 17, 2017

Not sure about forced induction use, it is boost referenced. Yes, it does have a bracket for mounting.

PHILLIP from NC answered on October 11, 2017

I have not used it on a turbo charged car but it will work fine for that application. It does come with a mounting bracket

ROBERT from United States answered on August 28, 2017

This reg has a vacuum port for turbo application, but I haven't used it in a turbo or supercharged car. It comes with a nice little chrome mounting bracket

BEN from IL answered on August 18, 2017

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46 Customer Reviews for Tanks Inc. AFPR1 - Tanks Inc. Adjustable Fuel Pressure Regulators

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Perfect part for the price. Looks good too!

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I am running this on my 6.0L LS (LQ4) in my mud truck build, behind a Fitech Ultimate LS 750hp system. It worked exactly as described right out of the box. It has been rock steady at 58 PSI from the moment I set it. I thought the adjustment screw threads might have been damaged when I received it because the screw was very difficult to turn at first when setting pressure. The threads were fine, but I put a tiny but of lube on the threads just to be sure. The first turn to open the relief was a bit stiff but once I was in a turn or so it was smooth and easy. I think its something to do with the relief spring tension not the threads themselves. I did not have any sealing issues as others have had. Just go slow and do it right. ...read more

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Reviewer: JUSTIN from WA

Date: September 06, 2018

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AFR regulator

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Beautiful piece! Easy to adjust and the best part is that it comes with all the fittings!

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Reviewer: REINALDO from NC

Date: January 03, 2020

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Chang of Heart and my review . . .

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Double check your fuel lines for feed and return to ensure you are installing them correctly. aAso put teflon tape on every fitting going into the unit and seat all the way. I got this unit working and have adjusted all the way up to 4 bar / 58 psi but currently set on 3.5 bar / 51 psi. The Tanks unit works just as good as the more expensive units and shares the same diaphragm as Aeromotive for future repairs. ...read more

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Reviewer: JASON from TX

Date: May 19, 2020

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Always a pleasure

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Summit Racing makes my trike fly!

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Reviewer: LARRY from WA

Date: May 12, 2020

Leaking from every oring

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I had to replace every o-ring that came with this fuel pressure regulator. Nothing would seal correctly once the pressure was raised.

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Reviewer: GERMAINE from NJ

Date: May 11, 2020

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Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws / regulations

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Tanks Inc. Adjustable Fuel Pressure Regulators AFPR1

When the AN adapter is removed does the regulator have a conical seating surface or is it NPT?

Can you use regular fuel line fittings like you get at the parts house

Will this regulator reduce pressure from fuel pump of Chevy tbi to 6 psi for carb conversion?

Has anyone used this FPR on a turbo charged car? Also does this FPR come with a mounting bracket?

46 Customer Reviews for Tanks Inc. AFPR1 - Tanks Inc. Adjustable Fuel Pressure Regulators