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Old 04-06-2004, 12:05 AM
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I see two differnt part numbers. 01-02 and 96-00 have different FPR'*. Which do I need?
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The series II FPR looks too short and narrow at the tip to seal properly. Will it work with a thicker o-ring or some other modification?
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Just to make sure I understand this right. I should be using a '96 SC FPR in my '95 SC because the SC '95'* are series 1? Also this will not cause any damage to the ingectors?
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It'* the NA regulator. And I'm waiting on confirmation from L67Riviera, I think it'* the 95 NA ragulator that we need to use.
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