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Old 02-09-2006, 09:33 AM
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Can I get some measurements?

I'll post pics to aid in this soon, but I'm really interested in a few cars from each generation that may have one laying around.

Can you measure the largest diameter flange that sits down in the rail? Also the diameter of each O-ring (don't remove them) and the distance between o-rings? Working on a possibility here......trying to clear some unknown 'air'.
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This is what I'm after:

Don't need Series 1 regulator info. Need S2 L36 and L67, preferably from 97 and up:


Is yours close enough to this that you'd say they're identical in dimensions?
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Measurements are almost exact except I got 1.352 on the widest part and 2 inches total length with the micrometer.

Edit: The above measurements are for our Caspers adjustable regulator which should fit. The stock S2 regulator is shorter like the S1 you posted.
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If you still need uh..that'* a 96 I have laying around...hmmm dunno if it'* the same.

96 L67..tell me if you want the measurements..if so..time to buy the slide caliper
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Ok, Todd. I'm probably going to do this. Based on the fit and function, you may be able to edit your applicable years on the Adj. FPR'*.
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I know a series II FPR will mount to our rail without leaks... but that'* all I know.
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That'* the one you sent to Don? So you did have it in the rail. Good.

Bill, can you measure? Even a good ruler comparo will be good enough.
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Yep, ran it for a little while, MPG went down a couple, but I had other problems so I took it out.
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Bill W, are you thinking a S2 FPR will solve the lean issues you guys are having with the extra power from the top end porting?

Edit: I'm asking because I'm going yarding this weekend and I might as well grab one if there'* a possibility I might need it later. If not, I'm sure I can either give it to the crack dealer or find someone else who needs it.
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Bill W, are you thinking a S2 FPR will solve the lean issues you guys are having with the extra power from the top end porting?

Edit: I'm asking because I'm going yarding this weekend and I might as well grab one if there'* a possibility I might need it later. If not, I'm sure I can either give it to the crack dealer or find someone else who needs it.
No. But stay tuned. Looking at a different option related to this. When know, you'll know. Don't jump on anything just yet.


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