FAO All 2wd Cosworth owners. Fuel Regulator News.
28-10-2009, 05:30 PM
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FAO All 2wd Cosworth owners. Fuel Regulator News.
2wd Sierra Cosworth Direct replacement Fuel Pressure Regulator available anodised in Red or Blue
1x High Quality Billet Fuel Pressure Regulator.
This is supplied as a direct replacement for the 2wd Ford Sierra RS Cosworth but will work with anything that is attached with a simple piped inlet and outlet. (These are using genuine Weber regulators, not cheap dangerous copies)
This is supplied as a direct replacement for the 2wd Ford Sierra RS Cosworth but will work with anything that is attached with a simple piped inlet and outlet. (These are using genuine Weber regulators, not cheap dangerous copies)
Manufactured from high quality, solid billet aluminium and anodised in Red Or Blue, this fuel pressure regulator is a very cost effective, high quality product that offers you the legendary Weber regulator quality, easy pressure upgradeability and looks fantastic under any bonnet.
Kit Contents:-
1 x Fuel pressure regulator. (High Quality Weber Item)
1 x Blue anodised aluminium regulator receptacle
1 x Regulator mounting kit including bracket.*
1 x Fuel pressure regulator. (High Quality Weber Item)
1 x Blue anodised aluminium regulator receptacle
1 x Regulator mounting kit including bracket.*
This regulator comes with a 3.5bar fuel pressure regulator as standard to fit the Cosworth range, but is also available with 2.5, 3.0. 4.3 and 4.5 bar regulators. Please ask for further details.
Price = £95.00 Inc vat. (+ Delivery)
Please Note:
Dont be fooled into buying and fitting substandard products by people selling them whom dont work on these cars. We have worked on these cars for in excess of ten years and only sell parts of known quality that we have personal experience of and regularly supply and fit ourselves in our workshop. A low quality fuel pressure regulator can destroy your engine very easily.
Dont be fooled into buying and fitting substandard products by people selling them whom dont work on these cars. We have worked on these cars for in excess of ten years and only sell parts of known quality that we have personal experience of and regularly supply and fit ourselves in our workshop. A low quality fuel pressure regulator can destroy your engine very easily.
* The Bracket is not actually required on a 2wd Cosworth as this regulator will mount exactly where the original one was on the OE Ford Bracket.
28-10-2009, 06:49 PM
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hi intrested in the blue. do i need a gauge aswell?
sorry for sounding stupid just this is my first time building a car and i have to go the hole way and put a cosworth in a mk2 escort,
do you also sell pumps and fuel filters
many thanks paul 07515743167
sorry for sounding stupid just this is my first time building a car and i have to go the hole way and put a cosworth in a mk2 escort,
do you also sell pumps and fuel filters
many thanks paul 07515743167
28-10-2009, 06:58 PM
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28-10-2009, 06:59 PM
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does your sard fit in the std position?
these do, oe fitment...
not toyish at all, infact very nice units! using the uber reliable regulator units which we use to over 600bhp with no issues at all
these give people an oe fitment replacement, old reg off new reg on
without having to retro fit other regs, including the dreaded cheap ebay crap lol
one of THE best things about these imo, is the reg is not adjustable, so idiots cannot faf about with the pressure they know nothing about!
these do, oe fitment...
not toyish at all, infact very nice units! using the uber reliable regulator units which we use to over 600bhp with no issues at all
these give people an oe fitment replacement, old reg off new reg on
without having to retro fit other regs, including the dreaded cheap ebay crap lol
one of THE best things about these imo, is the reg is not adjustable, so idiots cannot faf about with the pressure they know nothing about!
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28-10-2009, 07:05 PM
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compared to the sard yes i think they do look toyish
and didnt want to offend just my opinion
and a simple fabricated bracket takes care of mounting the sard reg
at least they are genuine weber regs though
may i ask were the fitment is for the gauge take off is ??
just seems funny lol how last week it was the heads up on the dodgy ebay regs
now this week you are supplying these hahahah
is this a new marketing strategy then lol
create your own demand ,then supply and sell
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28-10-2009, 07:08 PM
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compared to the sard yes i think they do look toyish
and didnt want to offend just my opinion
and a simple fabricated bracket takes care of mounting the sard reg
at least they are genuine weber regs though
just seems funny lol how last week it was the heads up on the dodgy ebay regs
now this week you are supplying these hahahah
is this a new marketing strategy then lol
create your own demand ,then supply and sell
and didnt want to offend just my opinion
and a simple fabricated bracket takes care of mounting the sard reg
at least they are genuine weber regs though
just seems funny lol how last week it was the heads up on the dodgy ebay regs
now this week you are supplying these hahahah
is this a new marketing strategy then lol
create your own demand ,then supply and sell
im sure you can colour them any colour you like, they come apart easily
they are also the same size as std regs, so quite nice and smallWhy do they need a gauge?
these regs are preset so nobody can mess with the pressure!
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28-10-2009, 07:14 PM
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its not strange, just the fact that we aim to help...you cant buy std regs, the thread last week made us realise there was a need for a oe replacement...and here we have one.
im sure you can colour them any colour you like, they come apart easily
Why do they need a gauge?
these regs are preset so nobody can mess with the pressure!
im sure you can colour them any colour you like, they come apart easily
Why do they need a gauge?
these regs are preset so nobody can mess with the pressure!
so they dont have a fitment for a gauge then ???????
and im suprised you say why need a gauge
thought maybe you would know yourself why its nice to have a gauge as its a good pointer to whats happening fuelsystem wise for diagnosis etc eyc if you having probs !!!
also curious as you say weber regs nla
hows that if these use them am confused !!!!
28-10-2009, 07:18 PM
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so they dont have a fitment for a gauge then ???????
and im suprised you say why need a gauge
thought maybe you would know yourself why its nice to have a gauge as its a good pointer to whats happening fuelsystem wise for diagnosis etc eyc if you having probs !!!
also curious as you say weber regs nla
hows that if these use them am confused !!!!
and im suprised you say why need a gauge
thought maybe you would know yourself why its nice to have a gauge as its a good pointer to whats happening fuelsystem wise for diagnosis etc eyc if you having probs !!!
also curious as you say weber regs nla
hows that if these use them am confused !!!!
i know perfectly well how to fit a calibrated fuel pressure gauge into the fuel line between reg and rail mate
are you aware running a gauge full time is actually a bad idea? especially a cheap un calibrated item...
28-10-2009, 07:25 PM
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I agree that they are NLA for the 2wd ones, I havent been able to find one for ages.
Sadly I prefer adjustable ones though so these still dont help me, but they must be great news for your customers running one of your chips as it means its preset to the right value etc
28-10-2009, 07:31 PM
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I think the confusion is that he thinks that this contains a full webber adjustable reg exactly the same as a cossie one, when of course it doesnt and presumably just contains some webber parts?
I agree that they are NLA for the 2wd ones, I havent been able to find one for ages.
Sadly I prefer adjustable ones though so these still dont help me, but they must be great news for your customers running one of your chips as it means its preset to the right value etc
I agree that they are NLA for the 2wd ones, I havent been able to find one for ages.
Sadly I prefer adjustable ones though so these still dont help me, but they must be great news for your customers running one of your chips as it means its preset to the right value etc
28-10-2009, 07:49 PM
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hey stu, i notice you said this will work on other cars, i need to up the pressure on my rx7 for when it gets mapped, to know if this will work do i need to find out the standard rx7 fuel pressure and a cossie one and see if its above?
29-10-2009, 12:28 AM
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I have no reason at all to doubt MSD and my car runs one of their chips but bloody hell this is spooky, the ones they found may well have been dangerous but you don't go selling decent ones only a week later lol.
Sorry if this causes offence but as I say I have nothing against MSD and what they do but the timing of this thread could be wrong.
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29-10-2009, 12:32 AM
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my point exactly mr chops
mind you your face seems to fit on here lets see if you get slated pal
been a long time lurker on here and if im honest i see a pattern emerging lol
wasnt it temp switches from a golf not long ago ....then the magnetic sump screws too!!!
THATS ALL!!!
let the flaming begin
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so you basically come on here spouting how amazing they are and defending them when someone says they look poo yet you know nothing about the product really
funny that
could contain just a few jellybeans for all you know mate
although im sure it wont hahaha!!!
29-10-2009, 01:05 AM
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Looking at this from an outside business man exactly the same as most of the people on here.
You identify a weak item which is sold extremely cheaply on ebay, and my instant thought would be as a business man would be to get one in to test, and see how good it is (a supplier would most likely overnight it). Once the product is tested / evaluated, MSD decide it is a good idea to start stocking these and selling.
A week is not an unrealistic timeframe to get a product in and launched in business from identifying the gap in the market if you are not tooling up yourself for manufacture and simply purchasing it as a stock item.
Needless to say once I get around to the building back up of my car, I will be spending a large sum of money wtih a number of cosworth suppliers, and MSD is on the list for a few products
You identify a weak item which is sold extremely cheaply on ebay, and my instant thought would be as a business man would be to get one in to test, and see how good it is (a supplier would most likely overnight it). Once the product is tested / evaluated, MSD decide it is a good idea to start stocking these and selling.
A week is not an unrealistic timeframe to get a product in and launched in business from identifying the gap in the market if you are not tooling up yourself for manufacture and simply purchasing it as a stock item.
Needless to say once I get around to the building back up of my car, I will be spending a large sum of money wtih a number of cosworth suppliers, and MSD is on the list for a few products
29-10-2009, 01:16 AM
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dear lord
i dont know why we bothered.
let me say this once because im not wasting my time again...
i had a few cars in with dodgy fuel pressure regs, so i posted up on here to warn people about them and the potential issues they could cause,
we were getting asked to supply new 2wd regs to customers on a daily basis.
so we worked to try and find an option which may help a few people out, as luck has it stu found these just a few days ago so we have since inspected them and are happy with the quality and happy to sell them.
so there you have it, oh my god what a drama
if you dont need a new reg this wont be of any interest to you, so go and read another thread and moan on there instead of killing this one
i dont know why we bothered.
let me say this once because im not wasting my time again...
i had a few cars in with dodgy fuel pressure regs, so i posted up on here to warn people about them and the potential issues they could cause,
we were getting asked to supply new 2wd regs to customers on a daily basis.
so we worked to try and find an option which may help a few people out, as luck has it stu found these just a few days ago so we have since inspected them and are happy with the quality and happy to sell them.
so there you have it, oh my god what a drama
if you dont need a new reg this wont be of any interest to you, so go and read another thread and moan on there instead of killing this one
Last edited by JTECH James; 29-10-2009 at 08:12 AM.
29-10-2009, 01:22 AM
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Looking at this from an outside business man exactly the same as most of the people on here.
You identify a weak item which is sold extremely cheaply on ebay, and my instant thought would be as a business man would be to get one in to test, and see how good it is (a supplier would most likely overnight it). Once the product is tested / evaluated, MSD decide it is a good idea to start stocking these and selling.
A week is not an unrealistic timeframe to get a product in and launched in business from identifying the gap in the market if you are not tooling up yourself for manufacture and simply purchasing it as a stock item.
Needless to say once I get around to the building back up of my car, I will be spending a large sum of money wtih a number of cosworth suppliers, and MSD is on the list for a few products
You identify a weak item which is sold extremely cheaply on ebay, and my instant thought would be as a business man would be to get one in to test, and see how good it is (a supplier would most likely overnight it). Once the product is tested / evaluated, MSD decide it is a good idea to start stocking these and selling.
A week is not an unrealistic timeframe to get a product in and launched in business from identifying the gap in the market if you are not tooling up yourself for manufacture and simply purchasing it as a stock item.
Needless to say once I get around to the building back up of my car, I will be spending a large sum of money wtih a number of cosworth suppliers, and MSD is on the list for a few products
we simply tried to find a new item to fill the gap of a part that you cannot get any more to help out
comming from me personally, i know what its like to be on the other side, and struggle to get the bits you need these days, so im very keen to try and solve any problems i can,and search for products that are up to the job
i posted the other thread in my own time, and mentioned to stu that there was a real issue with good quality regs on sale that were actually trusted ans tested which he was more than aware of aswell, i know stu spent many hours over the last week sorting this out, and this is what happens
Last edited by JTECH James; 29-10-2009 at 08:13 AM.