which fuel pressure regulator...
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From: St Marys PA
Re: which fuel pressure regulator... (Q1KSLVR)
I have the BPP, and I can only get a min of 43psi. For me that sucks, as sometimes depending on the weather at the strip (high DA) I can't adjust it down to lean it out.
Holley have probably the nicest one I have seen, and if I every buy another it will be that. It has a **** that can be adjusted with your fingers, VERY Nice.
And you can completely shut the fuel off with it = 0psi if you like. That is the adjustability I like to have!
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Holley have probably the nicest one I have seen, and if I every buy another it will be that. It has a **** that can be adjusted with your fingers, VERY Nice.
And you can completely shut the fuel off with it = 0psi if you like. That is the adjustability I like to have!
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Team Owner
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From: Boston, MA
Holley without a doubt. You also get a new diaphram with it. :yesnod: The thumbwheel is great. Its tight enough so that it won't move on its own, but its still easy enough to move with your fingers.
Melting Slicks
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Re: which fuel pressure regulator... (VetteNoob)
I HAVE A OLD MR GASKET BUT I SAW JIMS (85VET) HIS IS A HOLLY AND IT WILL ADJUST WAY DOWN TO PRACTICALLY NOTHING I CANT ADJUST MINE LOWER THAN 37-38 PSI SO I VOTE FOR HOLLY :cheers:
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Melting Slicks
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From: St. Charles, MO Route 66 Corvette Club
Re: which fuel pressure regulator... (CORKVETTE1)
I am interested in a Holly adjustable fuel pressure regulator. How much do they cost and where can I buy one for a L98?
Drifting
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From: Hazel Park MI
Re: which fuel pressure regulator... (Sam Lam)
I have the TPIS, but you have to use your own diaphram. I vote Holley (like scorp said - it comes with new diaphram). Check out the mail order places - Summit or Jegs (I prefer Jeg's). :seeya
Heel & Toe
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From: Enterprise AL
Re: which fuel pressure regulator... (chucks88)
Chucks88,
Mind if I ask where you purchased your regulator. The Holleys that I find on the WEB don't appear to be the same as yours. I really like the looks of the one you have and it looks like it is easier to adjust than my BPP.
Mind if I ask where you purchased your regulator. The Holleys that I find on the WEB don't appear to be the same as yours. I really like the looks of the one you have and it looks like it is easier to adjust than my BPP.
Burning Brakes
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Re: which fuel pressure regulator... (mistaben)
I know this might be a little off topic, but I saw ski dwn it, write "the min I can adjust is 43psi with BPP"
what is the max and min with the Holley?
[Modified by TheStef, 6:23 PM 10/22/2003]
what is the max and min with the Holley?
[Modified by TheStef, 6:23 PM 10/22/2003]