AAM SPEC FUEL SYSTEM UPGRADES for the 350Z/G35

!NEW PRODUCT RELEASE!



Altered Atmosphere is proud to release three new fuel system modifications for the 350Z/G35!

FUEL PRESSURE GAUGE/ISOLATOR MOUNTING BLOCK
Introductory Price through July 31: $79
For pressure gauges, gauge isolators, senders, or sensors



Many of our customers ask us for an easy solution when mounting fuel pressure gauges, fuel pressure gauge isolators, or fuel pressure sensors to the factory fuel system. We developed an adapter block with a 1/8” NPT tap (most fuel pressure gauges/isolators are 1/8” NPT) that bolts neatly onto the factory fuel line. Our 350Z fuel pressure adapter kit eliminates having to cut into the factory fuel line for a fuel source.




BILLET ALUMINUM RAILS
Introductory Price $499
Regular Price $599



New to the plate are our billet aluminum 350Z fuel rails. They are engineered to accept both factory and RC Engineering injectors. We’ve made several significant design updates over the factory rails to help ensure the injectors have plenty of fuel available to them. These rails can be used in a custom RETURN style system or can be purchased with our fuel adapters to mate to the factory fuel system (the factory fuel rail adapters are not currently available).


FULL RETURN STYLE SYSTEM
Introductory Price through July 31: $895



We are also offering a complete return solution for those who demand extreme fuel flow and adjustability. Our kit comes complete with the following:
• 2 AAM Spec Billet Aluminum Fuel Rails
• Stainless Steel Braided Return Line
• All the Necessary Fittings
• Installation Instructions
• Aeromotive 1:1 adjustable fuel pressure regulator
• Goodridge Braided Stainless Steel Fuel Lines with Red/Blue Fuel Fittings from the Factory Fuel Feed through the Return Line



All fuel lines come pre-assembled for a simple installation. This is one trick kit that all high horsepower 350Z’s should consider!



Please Contact Us Through Phone or Email!
301.330.8835

or

sales@alteredatmosphere.com

 

Wow, that those are pretty damn nice.

 

Thanks turbo-maxima! We are really proud of these systems. Pictures DO NOT do them justice. They look really trick in person. Also, because of all the tight clearance issues with the intake plenum it took countless hours to get them to fit exactly right.

 

That fuel pressure gauge/isolator would be great for a fuel line tap for nitrous. It is just a little to expensive as compared to the spx fuel tap that everyone is using for nitrous install. Any chance on a cheaper version? BTW great looking stuff here!

 

Looks awesome. You really should try to post some larger pics.

 

Altered Atmosphere:

What have you done to address in the in-tank fuel pressure regulator. Do you leave it in place?

 

Here are some close ups! Hope you like them!

 

wow.. the rails look very nice..

 

i bought these rails for our crazy project motor, look forward to seeing them.

 

Thanks! You will not be disappointed.

 

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I was looking at doing something like that for my maxima but the clearance issue for the intake manifold was a pain. I didn't want to spend the money to do the testing.

I hope you guys sell a lot of these, they look pretty damn good.

 

Mike...system looks good, but as to GQ 626's question...what if anything did you do with the in-tank FPR???

 

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