OE 94 FPR loosely fits into Radium fuel rail
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I got a few different o rings and none of them really make the FPR a tight fit. I tried OE mazda, some viton, etc.
Should the FPR be able to rotate easily using the adapter they provided?
I snugged the bolts down and the fpr can just spin around with just light finger pressure. I think I need an o ring of the same ID, but bigger OD or section width.
O ring shops are closed today (sunday), but i imagine getting one that works will be quite easy. Just curious if anyone else ran into this or knows the answer to the above question?
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I noticed that as well. A lot of the fuel rail adapters such as the Turbosmart TS-0402-1002 are only held in using a o-ring. I'm not sure how much I trust that to stay in place. I got a good deal on the "dual feed" FM fuel rail that has a 1/4npt port that you can use to adapt the fpr. I find that a bit more trusting.
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