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02-12-2003, 03:50 PM
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There are a lot of fuel pressure regulators out there for less than $75 for carb pressures. I have a Summit regulator (SUM-G3135) that cost $40 and is made by Aeromotive. There are atleast six different regs under $46 at Summit. However, I don't think I would just use the stock EFI pump with a reg on it for a carb.
I'm not trying to be a jerk, just pointing out that there are some pretty inexpensive regulators out there. Here's a quick list with Summit part numbers and prices: Edelbrock, EDL-8190, $45.95 Holley, HLY-12-803, $22.95 Mr. Gasket, MRG-9710, $29.95 Spectre, SPE-2517, $19.95 Summit, SUM-G3135, $39.95
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