Ok im buys cams big cams but ne ways i need to know on my 98 gt what kind of fuel system it has. There is no way to put an adjustable regulator on it. anyone know anything abou these

 

what?

 

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Gather your thoughts and repost your question.

 

my bad i was in a hurry sorry lol Ok what i meant to say was Im buying big cams for my car and getting pi heads and porting them. What i need to know is the 98 gt (mine) has no adjustable fuel pressure regulator. All the ones i find are for 96-97 99-04 and 98 cobra. So does anyone know what i need to do can i put a differnt fuel rail on my car or what. The regulator is one peice with the fuel rail.

 

There are no adjustable regulators for 99-04 stangs. They use a returnless system.

The regulators for the 96-98 4.6L are avaliable.

Here is one that i found in oh about 30 seconds

http://www.mustangtuning.com/kirban-...tor-94-98.html

 

wow man your awsome but next time try to read the applications part its say this is copy and paste Fits 94-95 Mustang 5.0, 94-96 5.8, 96-97 4.6 (2V & 4V), 98 (4V), and 94-98 3.8 no did you notice before you tried to be a smart a** that is says 96-97 2v 4v and 94-98 v6 oh wait 98 is on there nope its the 4v try to know what you are talking about next time you try to be crappy thanks

 

I am pretty sure there is no difference between the 96-97-98 so that should work for you.
it says 96-97 4.6 2v well 98 is no different seeing it too is a 4.6 romeo just like the 96-97.

 

Also you do NOT want "big cams" on a stock shortblock 2v car.

 

My bad.

But see I know something you haven't thought of. In later 98 cars ford begaun to ship them with the 99-05 style returnless fuel systems. So most manufactures do not support a"98" 2v because it comes down to what time of the year it was made. Look up a fuel pump for your car

But by the way here is one that reads "and I quote"

94-97 Ford 5.0 & 96-98 4.6 Liter
http://www.aeromotiveinc.com/pdetail.php?prod=14

Oh and the BBK-1707 works too.

Just ask the companies that made them.