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Fuel Pressure Regulator Options

I had an old dial-style regulator like this one...

http://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/images/Tools_folder/P910960.jpg

...that just gave up the ghost. I picked up a replacement locally but it was defective. Returned it for a replacement and that one was also defective.



Do they make anything better than this? Seems like the weak link in the fuel system chain. Thanks in advance, all!

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your posted regulator is prone to leaks

The $20 Holley regulator is better but no prize with today's gas chemicals. They also may clog when old?

I went with a $100 multi layered diaphram Mallory for use with all types of fuels

other good models out there when you search around


only my opinion

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