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Fuel Regulator 1939 LZ


jord

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Thinking of installing a fuel regulator, the higher pressure changed my float setting previously. Can I install one under the car next to the electric pump yet before the mechanical pump? Used only for priming. Also is the Holley brand any good, seems to have a few negative reviews?

 

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A fuel pressure regulator has to be on the output of the fuel pump. It should work if placed under the car. I would measure the pressure at the output of the mechanical pump.

 

I cannot recommend any fuel pressure regulator as I am still running stock mechanical pumps on my cars.

 

I would look for an electric pump that delivers a max pressure of 3lb. The Airtex E8902  is one for a 6 volt car.

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Thanks' Tom, they are currently unavailable so will have to wait and see if they make them again, my existing one is 5.5 lbs a little too strong for the carburetor. I will just have to learn to ease up on the primming. Messed up my float setting.

 

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