DeatschWerks 9-000-7022 Surge Module for 1994-2002 Nissan Silvia and Skyline – No Pumps Included

Description

Upgrade your vehicle’s fuel system with the DeatschWerks 9-000-7022 Surge Module designed specifically for 1994-2002 Nissan Silvia and Skyline models. Crafted by DeatschWerks, this surge module enhances fuel delivery stability by preventing fuel starvation during aggressive driving or cornering, ensuring consistent engine performance. Constructed without integrated pumps, it offers a streamlined solution that integrates seamlessly with your existing fuel system. The module is engineered to meet automotive standards, providing a reliable upgrade for enthusiasts seeking improved fuel management.

Manufactured with precision, the DeatschWerks surge module features a compact design optimized for installation in tight spaces within your vehicle’s fuel system. Its durable construction ensures longevity and resistance to environmental factors, while its lightweight design minimizes added weight to your vehicle. This part requires carb acknowledgment but is not CARB-approved, making it suitable for off-road or racing applications where regulations permit. The surge module is compliant with Prop 65 standards, ensuring safety and environmental responsibility.

Installation of this surge module is straightforward for those familiar with fuel system modifications, and it does not require additional LTL freight shipping. It is an essential component for performance tuning, providing consistent fuel pressure and reducing the risk of fuel surge-related issues. Whether you’re upgrading your vehicle for street performance or track use, the DeatschWerks surge module offers a dependable solution that enhances overall engine reliability and drivability.

Features:

• Designed specifically for 1994-2002 Nissan Silvia and Skyline models

• Enhances fuel delivery stability during high-performance driving

• Compact, lightweight construction for easy installation

• Durable materials ensure long-lasting performance

• Requires carb acknowledgment, not CARB-approved

• Prop 65 compliant for safety and environmental standards