Fuel Pressure Regulator Questions
#1
Race Director
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Fuel Pressure Regulator Questions
I'm looking at three fuel pressure regulators:
1. Aeromotive SS series
2. Quick Fuel Billet
3. Holley Billet
Which of the three do believe has the highest quality?
Where have you mounted them?
Thanks
1. Aeromotive SS series
2. Quick Fuel Billet
3. Holley Billet
Which of the three do believe has the highest quality?
Where have you mounted them?
Thanks
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OldCarBum (12-17-2018)
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Race Director
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Thanks Jim, I'm looking to do something simular.
Greg
Greg
#5
Le Mans Master
I'm done with that Holley billet crap !
I'll sell you one cheap.
Aeromotive is the way. Mounted on right inner fender near fuel lines.
Never a problem with steady pressure again.
No pics. Sorry.
Craig
I'll sell you one cheap.
Aeromotive is the way. Mounted on right inner fender near fuel lines.
Never a problem with steady pressure again.
No pics. Sorry.
Craig
Last edited by Street Rat; 12-17-2018 at 06:57 PM.
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Race Director
Aero motive, it's been on the car for 10 years and still working well.
I used the stock return line for the return.
The MSD box failed last month after 8 years. Went back to a stock HELI from a 1980 - I see no difference in the car..
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OldCarBum (12-18-2018)
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We run the Mallory return-style regulators on our race cars and street cars. Very reliable, and accurately adjustable The return system really saves the electric pump and prevents vapor lock and hot-weather problems on street cars. Here are a couple of photos of the Mallory regulator installed in different positions in the fuel system on our engines with return systems:
Lars
Lars
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OldCarBum (12-18-2018)
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Very nice plumbing work.
I'll be running all stainless lines.
I've been making my own for years and can appreciate the work you have put into these lines.
Thanks, Greg
I'll be running all stainless lines.
I've been making my own for years and can appreciate the work you have put into these lines.
Thanks, Greg
Last edited by OldCarBum; 12-18-2018 at 12:55 AM.