will this rrfpr work?
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will this rrfpr work?
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...rt=AEI%2D13202
i'm using it on my turbo carb project. 12a not 13b. hahaha
i'm using it on my turbo carb project. 12a not 13b. hahaha
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That's not a RRFPR. In the description it says "Features include a 1:1 pressure rise when referencing boost." By definition, a Rising Rate Fuel Pressure Regulator was a rising rate, ie (2:1, 3:1, 5:1, etc.). All FPRs reference manifold pressure, so almost all will work for both turbo and non turbo. (Note: there is usually a limit to the highest manifold pressure that it can handle, this one handles up to 25 lbs)
But you don't want a RRFPR, that what getto EFI turbo setups use, when they can't properly tune the engine to run the boost they want. Carbs can't use a RRFPR, period. They'd overflow the float bowls every time you hit boost.
But you don't want a RRFPR, that what getto EFI turbo setups use, when they can't properly tune the engine to run the boost they want. Carbs can't use a RRFPR, period. They'd overflow the float bowls every time you hit boost.
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I would have to disagree with you fatboy7.
What are you basing your opinion on?
I have a turbocharged carbeurated car with a RRFPR and have never had a problem with overflowing the float bowls.
What are you basing your opinion on?
I have a turbocharged carbeurated car with a RRFPR and have never had a problem with overflowing the float bowls.
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