Charper732

If you have a return system, your stock FPR will be just fine. I ran on stock FPR with a walbro 450 and 1300 injectors for over a year. Base fuel pressure was around 53 psi. Idle was fine.

Nfinitecc

If you’re using the original Greddy oil relocation kit do not use the original location, it will leak eventually no matter what you do. The SOS oil filter relocation works on the Greddy kit and eliminates hoses, the most common failure on that kit.

jdmz

Yea the stock rail is working for me. I'm high in duty cycles though at 15 psi. Hit 90% duty cycle for a split second on a colder day on E68.

Not sure why Charper is getting different results than me with the 450. Maybe try it out first without the fpr. In my case the pressure was too high. But it's safer to just get one if you are going to end up going to a tuner.

landapanda

Can I just choose a different location to mount it? Or does the leak come from the oil adapters themselves?

Nfinitecc

It’s the location. I moved mine, if you move it you will have to buy hoses. The SOS mount is 100% the way to go. It eliminates the hoses, to me it’s the most important mod for the kit. This is how I mounted the GREX filter mount if you insist on using the GREX kit.

landapanda

If I could steer away from using more hoses that would be optimal. Are you referring to this mount?
https://www.scienceofspeed.com/index...0-2000-09.html

soulicious

Infinity is the way to go.

Nfinitecc

Yes that’s the one, when I inquired about the mount a guy using it on his Greddy kit sent me photos that confirm it’s fitment with our kit.

landapanda

Awesome. So it completely eliminates oil relocation. Mildly expensive insurance but at this point the cost continues growing anyway.

From those photos, do you know if the filter will interfere with a -10AN adapter and hose on the oil drain? That's where I'll be routing my oil return for the turbo. I called Greddy and they mentioned v2 kit will have AN fittings for the drain instead so might as well modernize it while I'm at it.

Nfinitecc

A An -10 on the turbo itself would be a nightmare to fit and completely unnecessary. I have a -10AN on the pan but the standard angled barb on the turbo is more than sufficient. If you’re using a PFAB manifold you’re going to have to clearance the motor mount to even run that! The PFAB manifold shifts everything down just a bit making a lot of small interferences.