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ARU Fuel Pressure Regulator Spring Replacement for The TBS 10320 GM from 11-12psi to 14-15psi Fuel Pressure Fit for 2.8L 4.3L 5.0L 5.7L 7.4L TBI Motors Length 2″ Outer Diameter 1″

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ARU Fuel Pressure Regulator Spring Replacement for The TBS 10320 GM from 11-12psi to 14-15psi Fuel Pressure Fit for 2.8L 4.3L 5.0L 5.7L 7.4L TBI Motors Length 2" Outer Diameter 1"
ARU Fuel Pressure Regulator Spring Replacement for The TBS 10320 GM from 11-12psi to 14-15psi Fuel Pressure Fit for 2.8L 4.3L 5.0L 5.7L 7.4L TBI Motors Length 2" Outer Diameter 1"
*$397.00
SKU: 99BC8509 Categoria: Marca:
  • Fuel pressure from 11-12psi to 14-15psi
  • Fuel Pressure fit for 2.8L 4.3L 5.0L 5.7L 7.4L TBI Motors
  • Excellent quality, exquisite workmanship and wear-resistant
  • The measured length is 2” and the diameter is 1”

Informação adicional

Material

‎Stainless Steel

Brand

‎ARU

Color

‎Silver

Item dimensions L x W x H

‎1.97 x 0.98 x 0.98 inches

Connector Type

‎Threaded

Thread Size

‎1 inch

Exterior Finish

‎Stainless Steel

Thread Type

‎NPT

Number of Pieces

‎1

Manufacturer

‎State Warehouse

UPC

‎784237889569

Part Number

‎TBS-10320

Item Weight

‎0.176 ounces

Product Dimensions

‎1.97 x 0.98 x 0.98 inches

Item model number

‎TBS-10320

Item Package Quantity

‎1

Batteries Required

‎No

Date First Available

March 6, 2019

254 avaliações para ARU Fuel Pressure Regulator Spring Replacement for The TBS 10320 GM from 11-12psi to 14-15psi Fuel Pressure Fit for 2.8L 4.3L 5.0L 5.7L 7.4L TBI Motors Length 2″ Outer Diameter 1″

  1. Ruben

    Easy to install and throttle response is way better than factory.

  2. Mike

    Increased the fuel pressure from a little mist to a big mist but wandered off with my original tbi unit that got stolen

  3. Jen Craw

    Easy to install. Truck runs so much better no hesitation and can feel power increase.

  4. Tim

    If you are going to rebuild your TBI make sure to get this spring and combine it with a better fuel pump. Perfect start, idle, and run. Much better cold starts too

  5. Loud41

    I used this product to fix a 1984 Pontiac Sunbird 2000 with a non-turbo 1.8L 4cyl engine. The beauty of GM TBI is they’re all pretty much the same as long as they’re the same vintage. My car was having hyperlean problems past 50% throttle (bucking, missing, backfiring through intake). On the freeway, there was a very noticeable intermittent miss. I replaced every single sensor, replaced the fuel pump and filter, rebuilt the throttle body (except that spring), replaced the EGR valve, rebuilt the entire ignition system, and still no improvement. Testing fuel pressure gave me 9 psi – within spec, but on the low end. Replaced my stock spring with this gem, and all of my engine issues have finally disappeared! If you are experiencing intermittent backfiring through the intake under load, definitely CHECK YOUR FUEL PRESSURE before just buying this and throwing it in. People who have been leaving bad reviews for this product very obviously are NOT doing that.

  6. Brian Oldfield

    My Jeep (OEM Carb replaced with GM TBI off a Chevy 4.3) was hesitating bad under acceleration. Could not get steady fuel pressure. Installed this spring and now getting a rock steady 9psi (I have an adjustable regulator) and Jeep is running like brand new! Spring seems like a nice quality part and holds rock steady pressure under all RPM’s.

  7. Makale Thomas

    I swapped my fuel pressure regulator spring out for this one, and it is safe to say I am definitely getting more fuel pressure. This mod is not for newbies at all though, so I recommend looking up some tutorials or something if you have never done anything like this!

  8. Aaron

    I put this in my 95 350 tbi GMC and it made it run rich. I have stock everything. Probably a great product just not for these trucks. Don’t throw away your old spring either. I learned that

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