Which Aeromotive fuel regulator ?
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3-15psi or one for use with a carburetor. Boost referenced if your planning on a high pressure supply pump. This is the one I've got: http://www.jegs.com/i/Aeromotive/027/13204/10002/-1
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I don't want to steal this thread but My question is what is safe to run the front seal at when using the boost referenced regualtor. I understand the 15psi at idle. But then what? Is it ok to run it at a 1:1 ratio? Which would make it lets say 35psi with 20 pounds of boost, wouldn't that blow the front seal out?
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3-15psi or one for use with a carburetor. Boost referenced if your planning on a high pressure supply pump. This is the one I've got: http://www.jegs.com/i/Aeromotive/027/13204/10002/-1
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3-15psi or one for use with a carburetor. Boost referenced if your planning on a high pressure supply pump. This is the one I've got: http://www.jegs.com/i/Aeromotive/027/13204/10002/-1
@ 93flatbed, I've run up to 20psig on my stock/OEM seal and haven't had any issues.
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