fule pump...... why???
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fule pump...... why???
why would a holley back only be putting out 5.8psi..... its new ish...been on the car for a yr but has only been used for like 2 months
its getting 13 volts
the fule filters is clean as can be and has gas in it
the gauge is a marshall 0-15
you think the screen in the tank is cloged?
its getting 13 volts
the fule filters is clean as can be and has gas in it
the gauge is a marshall 0-15
you think the screen in the tank is cloged?
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Most gauges won't be accurate at the low psi that we are working with. Since a GSL has a carb, you should be shooting for around 2.5 psi. If you are using a Holley pump, then you will need a fuel pressure regulator to go with it or you will force too much fuel into the carb...
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Originally Posted by Kentetsu
Most gauges won't be accurate at the low psi that we are working with. Since a GSL has a carb, you should be shooting for around 2.5 psi. If you are using a Holley pump, then you will need a fuel pressure regulator to go with it or you will force too much fuel into the carb...
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A lot of good has been said about Carter pumps. I believe Paul Yaw even stated they're twice as dependable than a Holley pump at half the cost. I've got a Carter pump waiting to go on my FB, along with a list of other things...
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I have a Holley blue that came with a carb I bought off eBay. Mounting it in the stock location, it would not even pull fuel from the tank. Putting a short hose on on the itake side and and sticking it a fuel can, it pulled fine. Needless to say, it is in the cabinet and not on a car.
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