where to buy corvette FPR
where to buy corvette FPR What's the part number for the corvette FPR and what's the difference between it and the WIX model?
Where's the best (read: cheapest) place to buy a corvette FPR?
Rock auto has the Delco GF822 for 69bucks, and WIX for 33...is there anywhere better?
Are there any standard set of fittings that most buy? I saw a thread on it before but can't find it again. Somewhere had a kit of fittings for the FPR but didn't have a price on the website
Any and all help would be appreciated
Thanks in advance
Jim
Where's the best (read: cheapest) place to buy a corvette FPR?
Rock auto has the Delco GF822 for 69bucks, and WIX for 33...is there anywhere better?
Are there any standard set of fittings that most buy? I saw a thread on it before but can't find it again. Somewhere had a kit of fittings for the FPR but didn't have a price on the website
Any and all help would be appreciated
Thanks in advance
Jim
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O'Reillys has one for $20. MicroGard - Fuel Filter Part # 33737. Don't know how good it is but if your looking for cheap. http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...2515&ppt=C0359
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O'Reillys has one for $20. MicroGard - Fuel Filter Part # 33737. Don't know how good it is but if your looking for cheap. http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...2515&ppt=C0359
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Yeah, but that money adds up. I am saving money everywhere I can and seeing who has the best prices. Also trying to do the conversion right the first time and not have to buy parts twice. Research, research, research. Thank God for the internet.
So the corvette FPR that everyone is talking about is either WIX or Delco and is just a fuel filter? how is the PSI getting regulated going to the fuel rails?
And saving 20 bucks here are there really does add up and lets us buy stupid crap like 30 dollar emblems... no point in spending more money than you have to... otherwise, I'd just buy everything from YearOne
And saving 20 bucks here are there really does add up and lets us buy stupid crap like 30 dollar emblems... no point in spending more money than you have to... otherwise, I'd just buy everything from YearOne
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So the corvette FPR that everyone is talking about is either WIX or Delco and is just a fuel filter? how is the PSI getting regulated going to the fuel rails?
And saving 20 bucks here are there really does add up and lets us buy stupid crap like 30 dollar emblems... no point in spending more money than you have to... otherwise, I'd just buy everything from YearOne
And saving 20 bucks here are there really does add up and lets us buy stupid crap like 30 dollar emblems... no point in spending more money than you have to... otherwise, I'd just buy everything from YearOne
If you have a NAPA store close, check with them, it's where I got mine last year, less than $30. See this thread, my post is #7 with pics of the NAPA 'Made in USA' FPR.
