#5 fuel plates - Any difference???
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#5 fuel plates - Any difference???
Hello.
I've recently been contemptating purchasing a #5 TST fuel plate (I currently have a #8). However I noticed recently on EBay you can purchase a #5 plate for approx 1/4 the cost. However I noticed on another web site they showed pictures of different fuel plates and they had a #5 plate and also a TST #5 plate. The profiles looked a bit different. Does anyone know if there is any difference and which one is better to purchase? Thanks in advance for your help!
http://www.dieselbombers.com/12-valv...-profiles.html (scroll down to see the chart)
I've recently been contemptating purchasing a #5 TST fuel plate (I currently have a #8). However I noticed recently on EBay you can purchase a #5 plate for approx 1/4 the cost. However I noticed on another web site they showed pictures of different fuel plates and they had a #5 plate and also a TST #5 plate. The profiles looked a bit different. Does anyone know if there is any difference and which one is better to purchase? Thanks in advance for your help!
http://www.dieselbombers.com/12-valv...-profiles.html (scroll down to see the chart)
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Not part of d-bombers so the link didn't work for me.
I assume you're looking at this chart.
Either plate will over power a stock converter.
In the same pump the plate marked #5 will fuel sooner, harder & longer than the plate marked TST#5.
I assume you're looking at this chart.
Either plate will over power a stock converter.
In the same pump the plate marked #5 will fuel sooner, harder & longer than the plate marked TST#5.
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