BP4W Fuel Rail plus Geo Tracker FPR
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Hey folks,
No pics with me tonight, but I've got a BP4W fuel rail and new AC Delco 217-3318 (Tracker) FPR ready to box up and ship out.
Won't be needing these on my '94 anymore.
$40 gets you the rail, delivered.
$80 will get you the FRP, delivered.
Or, bundle pricing. $100 for both, to your door.
No pics with me tonight, but I've got a BP4W fuel rail and new AC Delco 217-3318 (Tracker) FPR ready to box up and ship out.
Won't be needing these on my '94 anymore.
$40 gets you the rail, delivered.
$80 will get you the FRP, delivered.
Or, bundle pricing. $100 for both, to your door.
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It was purchased in anticipation of a BP4W head, yes.
From the research I did, it seemed the easily way to plug-and-play the head with the 94-97 fuel lines.
(The Miata went to a return-less fuel system from 99 and up... the lines on the 94 to 97 are setup for a return.)
From the research I did, it seemed the easily way to plug-and-play the head with the 94-97 fuel lines.
(The Miata went to a return-less fuel system from 99 and up... the lines on the 94 to 97 are setup for a return.)
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