Cheap makeshift regulator setup -- will it work?
Heres what I have done. I have retained the stock fuel pump on my FC, ran it to a T line which is connected to my holley 4-7psi regulator to a weber dcoe.
Heres a makeshift diagram...
[45DCOE]======[pres. gauge]=[fuel pres. reg]
.................................................. ...............I I
.................................................. ...............I I
..............................Fuel Feed from EFI> =[ ] ... (A Brass T setup to feed regulator)
.................................................. ...............I I........ (and return)
.................................................. ...............IxI <--- Hose clamp to crimp line
.................................................. ..........Fuel Rtn.
Will this be sufficient?
Heres a makeshift diagram...
[45DCOE]======[pres. gauge]=[fuel pres. reg]
.................................................. ...............I I
.................................................. ...............I I
..............................Fuel Feed from EFI> =[ ] ... (A Brass T setup to feed regulator)
.................................................. ...............I I........ (and return)
.................................................. ...............IxI <--- Hose clamp to crimp line
.................................................. ..........Fuel Rtn.
Will this be sufficient?
Last edited by KamakazieX; Jun 19, 2006 at 11:11 PM.
Maybe I'm missing something from your post, but you definitely need a regulator made for fuel injection. A regulator that can regulate from 4-7 PSI is made for a carb setup. Here is a link to a fuel setup that works.
Reted's parallel fuel rail setup
Reted's parallel fuel rail setup
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