question about fuel rail

I looked in the 2010 GCR and I may have missed it, but I don't see anything related to the factory fuel rail. I am trying to adapt and adjsutable fuel pressure regualtor (FPR) to the car. There is no aftermarket ones that bolt on to my rail, so I was wanting to remove the stock FPR that is o-rings sealed in the bore and held in with two bolts and tap the bore hole the FPR slides into so I can screw in a fitting so I can run a standard universal one.

Is this legal?

If not how do I plumb a FPR to it?

only thing I see in the GCR is.

"An external fuel pump pressure regulator
may be installed."

In fact if you want to nit-pick I don't see where it say you can remove the stock regulator.

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Originally Posted by quadzjr

...I don't see anything related to the factory fuel rail...

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It's a fuel line.

I guess. So then it is open and I can run whatever rail I want?

"It's a fuel line."

That's all I'm sayin'.

I approve :smilie_pokal:

on my Digifant A2 I cut the part off the regulator that mounted and sealed to the rail. I counterbored it w/ a 5/16 drill, pushed a length of 5/16 steel tube in, and brazed it in. I suppose if you're skittish, you could weld in a steel AN3 nipple.