2GR Fuel Feed and Return Lines w/ Radium Regulator
2GR Fuel Feed and Return Lines w/ Radium Regulator

2GR Fuel Feed and Return Lines w/ Radium Regulator

Regular price$300.00
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Complete Wilhelm Raceworks fuel system for your 2GR swapped MR2.  Custom made, permanently crimped -6 PTFE line from the regulator to the motor, and a braided rubber -4 AN return line from the regulator to the tank. 

The -4 rubber return line slips over the stock barb and secures with a hose clamp like the stock return line.

Fuel line kits come with custom adapter fitting to mount a regulator with a -6 O-ring port directly on the stock filter as shown below.  Comes with a Radium 3 bar regulator to complete your fuel system.

Hose lengths are sized for a filter mounted regulator as shown below.  Includes all necessary adapter fittings, hardware, and clamps.

Sometimes it's the little things. A plumbing fitting for example. Especially a plumbing fitting that doesn't exist (until now). In this case, an adapter to allow a fuel pressure regulator to be mounted directly on the stock fuel filter.

M12x1.25 to -6AN O-ring adapter.  Viton O-ring and aluminum crush washer included. This eliminates the need for mounting the regulator, eliminates one adapter fitting, and eliminates one piece of hose and two hose ends. Ideal for 2GR-FE or other V6 swaps where the motor requires a return-less fuel system with static fuel pressure, but could easily be used on a turbo setup as well.   In that case a vacuum line for the regulator pressure reference would be needed, as well as converting the fuel system to a dead-head setup.

We use this fitting with a Radium regulator housing and Bosch OEM regulator as shown below, but it could also be used to mount other small adjustable FPR's as well.

Radium FRP installed with custom fitting. Radium FRP installed with custom fitting.

The "teeth" on the top of the fuel filter may need to be bent in slightly to allow the regulator to screw on.  The filter and part of it's bracket will need to be removed to install the regulator, and the filter may need to be re-clocked in the bracket to achieve the desired regulator orientation.

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