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Does the regulator have to be securely bolted down? I was thinking of fitting it between the line from the pump and where it meets the lines going to the carb. I don’t have anywhere in that spot where I can bolt it down, that I can see.
just wondering if I can just screw in line or is that a big no no?
Not totally clear on what pump your running. And for that matter, what Carb. If your running a stock or stock replacement mechanical pump on the block. Why would you even need a regulator? If your running a electric pump in the tank? Or inline under the tank? Perhaps a little more information.
Last edited by 4-vettes; Sep 11, 2020 at 04:44 AM.
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Yes, bolt it down. I installed mine on the right inner fender and set the pressure to 6 psi. I have a Holley mechanical pump and run braided fuel hose and AN-6 fittings with an inline filter.
Not totally clear on what pump your running. And for that matter, what Carb. If your running a stock or stock replacement mechanical pump on the block. Why would you even need a regulator? If your running a electric pump in the tank? Or inline under the tank? Perhaps a little more information.
it’s a Holley big end 80GPH mechanical fuel pump on the block. I have a line going from the pump to a filter and then to the Holley ultra street avenger carb. I bought the regulator and gauge last year but never installed it.
Fuel regulator mounting
