AMS Performance 2009+ Nissan GTR R35 CAN Bus Flex Fuel Kit

This AMS Performance 2009+ Nissan GTR R35 CAN Bus Flex Fuel Kit is designed for a specific fuel-system configuration for Nissan GT-R. Confirm fuel type, pressure and flow requirements, line or fitting size, electrical requirements, and all supporting components before ordering. Automated Ethanol Content Monitoring and Compensation

Key Features

• 0-5V ANALOG INPUTS ALLOW FOR MONITORING FUEL PRESSURE, COOLANT PRESSURE, EXHAUST BACKPRESSURE, ETC.
• CAPABLE OF THREE ADDITIONAL 0-5V ANALOG INPUTS FOR INCREASED SAFETY AND FUNCTIONALITY.
• ALLOWS FOR E50, E85, E98, OR ANY MIXTURE OF FUELS FROM PUMP GAS TO FULL ETHANOL.

Fitment

Specifications

What’s Included

• The AMS Performance product identified by manufacturer part number ALP.07.07.0002-5
• Only components specifically listed by AMS for this exact configuration

Brand Information

AMS Performance develops application-specific performance systems and supporting components for turbocharged street and motorsport platforms. Exact fitment and system compatibility remain part-number specific.

Related Parts

• AMS Performance Products
• Fuel Systems
• Fuel Pumps
• Fuel Lines
• Fuel Pressure Regulators

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I confirm vehicle fitment?
Match the exact year, make, model, engine, drivetrain, and product configuration shown on this page. Contact Black Ops Auto Works before ordering when any required vehicle detail is uncertain.

Will this support my target power and fuel type?
Fuel-system sizing depends on fuel type, pressure, flow, boost, injector demand, voltage, and the complete system. Use AMS data for this exact part and have the final combination reviewed by the tuner.

Can this be installed by itself?
Some fuel components require matching pumps, lines, fittings, sensors, wiring, or calibration. Review the complete AMS system requirements before ordering.

Installation Instructions

1. Confirm the exact vehicle, part number, and complete system configuration before disassembly.
2. Follow the current AMS instructions and all vehicle-manufacturer service procedures.
3. After installation, inspect clearances, connections, fasteners, fluid or air leaks, and system operation before road use.