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Fuel pump question
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""""""Should a regulator or SU pump be used? """"""
Absolutely. You want 2.5 to 3 psi pressure....split the difference. A regulator will smooth out the fool flow and help the carburetors. the small Holley reg with the low pressure spring is economical and cheap too. Its all in the archives.....
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Absolutely. You want 2.5 to 3 psi pressure....split the difference. A regulator will smooth out the fool flow and help the carburetors. the small Holley reg with the low pressure spring is economical and cheap too. Its all in the archives.....
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