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So I have a set of tangerine racing fuel lines installed. Should I route the fuel in the engine compartment so that that it flows from one carb to the other, then to a pressure regulator, then return fuel to tank?. It looks like originally the fuel lines dead end at each Weber.
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If using a pressure regulator, install it before connection(s) to carbs. If there is only a single inlet to each carb, use a brass 'T' on the output from the regulator and a hose to each carb.
Personally, I don't like using pressure regulators if I can help it. We just removed a high pressure (FI) pump and installed a new 3.5psi pump, a 'T' and blocked off the return line to the tank. |
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