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    Fuel pressure regulators

     



    Quick one hope you guys can help... I recently purchased a fuel pressure regulator to suit a carburetted SBC, The item that arrived is one with a boost reference port on it... Am i still able to use this item considering the motor has no forced induction or do i have to purchase a normal model?

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    If that port is left open to the atmosphere, it should work fine. Maybe put a plug in it with a small drilled hole through the plug.

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    Sounds like a Mallory.

    Hook it up to manifold vacuum.

    Mine works fine that way and the fuel pressure gauge shows a very slight increase at full throttle.
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