FPR: AEM - vs - Aeromotive (those with experience with either)
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FPR: AEM - vs - Aeromotive (those with experience with either)
I sold the Race Sard fuel pressure regulator. For some reason if it doesn't say Automotive on it then it's too foreign for some mechanics even though Mazda is not A US muscle car. I don't want the 1000 just because A mechanic has seen it before. I don't want colors in my engine bay. It will be black and silver only. I'm comparing the Aeromotive that's motor suited for Japanese cars but it looks like the AEM is a better choice as the discharge port size can be changed.
If you have experience with either one, please post.
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If you have experience with either one, please post.
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Just the aeromotive, I have never had an issue with them. I have only used the Aem regulator once and had fuel pressure spikes with it when backing off even with the largest orriface.
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