Fuelab Electric Fuel Pressure Regulatory, P2R Power Rev Racing Fuel Rail and More - Upgrade - Super Street Magazine

1. Who: FUELAB
What: electronic fuel pressure regulator
Rides: your ride
How Much: $395
Where: fuelab.com
We normally don’t get excited everyday about fueling but this new gizmo from FUELAB made us a little giddy. It’s the first electronic fuel pressure regulator to hit the market. All you have to do is set the pressure mechanically and the built-in electronics regulate the fuel based on a speed control monitor. The FPR generates a signal to the pump to control the return flow rate reducing the risk of heat buildup and vapor lock.

2. Who: P2R Power Rev Racing
What: fuel rail
Rides: Honda K-Series
How Much: $139.99
Where: powerrevracing.com
While we’re talking about fuel, here’s something for you K-Series guys. Whether swapped, boosted or all-motor, a larger fuel rail will give you maximum flow, hence moar power—of course high horsepower cars will see a bigger difference. These new rails from P2R are a piece redesigned to last longer and install like butter fitting right up to your OEM or aftermarket fuel components. The CNC-machined rails feature a 1/2" bore and -8 inlet and outlet.

3. Who: Skunk2
What: MegaPower header
Rides: ’00-09 Honda S2000
How Much: $836.84
Where: skunk2.com
Get some proper head with MegaPower headers. New from Skunk2, this bad boy is intended for both the AP1 and AP2 S2000. The header features an equal-length, sequentially paired 4-2-1 tri-Y design that eliminates the collectors with a 2.5" outlet. You’ll feel a bump in power across the rev range without sacrificing mid-range power or throttle response.

4. Who: Fidanza
What: lightweight flywheel
Rides: Hyundai Genesis 2.0-liter
How Much: Inquire
Where: fidanza.com
Hooray! More parts for the Hyundai Genesis are here. Fidazna offers this lightweight aluminum flywheel for the 2.0-liter turbo models. Made of good ‘ol 6061 T6 aluminum, the reduction in weight will deliver a quicker throttle response and faster acceleration. These flywheels are also durable and should never require resurfacing or a replacement saving you cash in the long run.

5. Who: Palmer Performance
What: DashCommand
Rides: wherever you please
How Much: Inquire
Where: dashcommand.com
Yes, you found another use for your smartphone besides Facebook and porn. Introducing DashCommand, it’s basically an OBD2 data monitoring and logging system for your car that you can view on iOS (iPhone, iPad), Android and Windows systems. The system uses the phone’s built-in GPS and accelerometer sensors to give you more than just RPM and MPH readings. You can measure track times, g-forces, horsepower, torque, inclinometer, fuel mileage and more.

6. Who: Raceland
What: exhaust bypass system
Rides: 2.5" and 3" exhausts
How Much: $139
Where: racelandus.com
It’s nice to have a quiet exhaust for everyday use so the cops don’t stress us but once we get to the track, we don’t want any of the power restrictions of a street exhaust. This is where an electric cutout can help. Raceland offers its new exhaust bypass system that lets you re-route your exhaust flow before the mufflers and resonators into the open air using an electric flapper. With a touch of a button, you can be ready for the track or annoy your neighbors.