Open Road

Billet Fuel Pressure regulator to replace the original Porsche 928 110 198 25
(was 928 110 198 04) current list price of $638.
Product is "Plug & Play" and the insert is a standard Bosch part. If the insert needs to be replaced in the future they cost circa $30.
Designed & Developed by NLA Products in Atlanta. NLA Products is owned by Kevin Berez.
Price $199.95
More FPRs & Dampers available soon.
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I was following the development of this product closely. Looks like a nice piece of kit!

Curious as to what is deemed patentable, though?

I agree but then again I did not design or build the product. That would be a question for Kevin.

   

Looks very nice Roger. What is the main difference to an '87?

It seems Porsche was going through ongoing changes in 1987 with the fuel plumbing.

MFranke wrote: ↑Wed Jan 27, 2021 7:22 pm Looks very nice Roger. What is the main difference to an '87?

Early ‘87 uses high pressure clamp rather than threaded ball-seat connection at regulator. *AND* fuel cooler connection is reversed male/female from ‘88.

I've been looking forward to these as well, particularly options for an 86.5 to run porken's chips.

Got these in the mail the other day. Roger should have them on hand shortly.

Any update on how these are working out?

Dampers are sold out with another batch of 100 on the way.
FPR in stock. 60 sold.
Currently for 87 to 95 cars and an upgrade for S3 32v cars 85 & 86.
Also used on 89 to 94 964 911 Carrera 2/4

My 86 was the first to have the new FPR installed with the vacuum nipple adapter along with Porken chip set about 3,000 miles ago. I DRIVE my car and just got back from a 1,000 mile trip to Pittsburgh PA and Baltimore, MD. No issues & runs like a raped ape!

JBRob007 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 23, 2021 4:18 pm My 86 was the first to have the new FPR installed with the vacuum nipple adapter along with Porken chip set about 3,000 miles ago. I DRIVE my car and just got back from a 1,000 mile trip to Pittsburgh PA and Baltimore, MD. No issues & runs like a raped ape!

You were in Pittsburgh and you didn't say Hi! With your 928!!!

It was a work trip... not very exciting . Next time im up I'll be sure to give you a ring!!