Bbk Fpr

[CrazyInBlack]

got a lead on a BBK and (I forget the other ones name something with an f)

both new FPR's

BBK good for FRPs?

[coupe]

It's fine.

[QWKSNKE]

If that one falls through, look at Kirban FPR's too

[qkjuicedpony]

i may have one for you after next weekend...if you can wait

[CrazyInBlack]

yeah I have a lead on one of those too, but the BBK is local and new

[NightHawk756]

If that one falls through, look at Kirban FPR's too

:werd:

I've always liked my Kirbans. I have a Kirban race regulator in mine now.

But I don't recall hearing of anyone with problems with bbk's either.

[CrazyInBlack]

I bought it, now just waiting to have time to get to the brakes

[Italian LX]

My Kirban bit the bullet a few weekends ago and almost kept me from dynoing my car the next day. :(

[CrazyInBlack]

mine came without directions, can anyone tell me how to install?

[Italian LX]

Remove the old one, and put the new one in it's place. :shrug:

[CrazyInBlack]

nothing to be careful about?

[Italian LX]

If you have cranked the car in the past few hours, it would be good to bleed down the fuel pressure. The cleanest way to do this is to unplug the inertia switch and crank the car until it dies. Another whay is to hold a rag over the schrader valve and push the valve in letting the pressurized gas absorb onto the rag.

[CrazyInBlack]

cool, much thanks