Does anyone have a recommendation for a fuel pressure guage and regulator?
Pictures would be helpful too.
I am using 1991 Mustang fuel rails.
Thank you,
Tod
EFI questions-Fuel pressure guage and regulator
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tod
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EFI questions-Fuel pressure guage and regulator
1966 Bronco - 408 roller cam, Explorer serpentine, NV3550 5spd, hydroboost, 35s, 4.56 gears
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Viperwolf1
Re: EFI questions-Fuel pressure guage and regulator
The stock regulator is fine unless you have a unique combination of parts that makes an adjustable one necessary.
I used AN-6 hose so adding a gauge was easy.
I used AN-6 hose so adding a gauge was easy.
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tod
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Re: EFI questions-Fuel pressure guage and regulator
I would like the ability to monitor and play with the pressure.
What brand are you using?
Can I adapt it to fit on the shraeder valve? I am using the stock rails and fittings.
Thank you, Tod
What brand are you using?
Can I adapt it to fit on the shraeder valve? I am using the stock rails and fittings.
Thank you, Tod
1966 Bronco - 408 roller cam, Explorer serpentine, NV3550 5spd, hydroboost, 35s, 4.56 gears
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Viperwolf1
Re: EFI questions-Fuel pressure guage and regulator
Monitoring pressure with a gauge is good. Playing with the pressure may not be so good. Really if the EFI system is working as it should there is no reason to change the pressure.
I have seen gauges that screw to the schrader port. I picked mine up at On-Track. http://www.ontrackperformanceparts.com/
I have seen gauges that screw to the schrader port. I picked mine up at On-Track. http://www.ontrackperformanceparts.com/
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tod
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Re: EFI questions-Fuel pressure guage and regulator
I like the idea of keeping it simple too. I will just get the guage for now.
I love the look of your hoses with AN fittings. I like the idea of a more secure connection too.
I will have to learn how to build the hoses, hopefully the tools are not cost prohibitive.
I love the look of your hoses with AN fittings. I like the idea of a more secure connection too.
I will have to learn how to build the hoses, hopefully the tools are not cost prohibitive.
1966 Bronco - 408 roller cam, Explorer serpentine, NV3550 5spd, hydroboost, 35s, 4.56 gears
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Viperwolf1
Re: EFI questions-Fuel pressure guage and regulator
I used a vice, a couple wrenches, and a sharp chisel to cut the hose.
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tod
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Re: EFI questions-Fuel pressure guage and regulator
Viperwolf1 wrote:I used a vice, a couple wrenches, and a sharp chisel to cut the hose.
That sounds like how my dentist might describe how he extracted my wisdom teeth.
You make everything sound so simple.
Thanks again,
Tod
1966 Bronco - 408 roller cam, Explorer serpentine, NV3550 5spd, hydroboost, 35s, 4.56 gears
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Re: EFI questions-Fuel pressure guage and regulator
I also used the stock regulator and picked my pressure gauge up at On-Track.
'77 - efi, 302, detroit 9"rear w/4.56, D44 (locked), 35" M/TR's, Roll Cage