99 vette regulator PSI
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The Vette regulator is set for 58 psi. I would guess the Aeromotive pump is up to the task, although I don't know how many different models they make.
The pump we carry here is rated at 90psi. That covers most needs pretty well. You want the pump rated at a pressure higher than what you need. That way the regulator can do its job, and there is always plenty of fuel available for all conditions.
The pump we carry here is rated at 90psi. That covers most needs pretty well. You want the pump rated at a pressure higher than what you need. That way the regulator can do its job, and there is always plenty of fuel available for all conditions.
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Latest numbers: 9.71 ET, 141.42 MPH, 1.40 60' , 610 RWHP Mustang Dyno
www.speartech.com
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I quickly reviewed Speartech's web page and couldn't find the pump listed. I'm getting ready to setup my own fuel system and I'm looking at all possible alternatives.
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hey guys sorry i didnt give much detail when i first posted, i was really tired. The pump is an A1000, and the regulator is the vette inline unit. Is my #6 AN line up to the task??
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Sounds like it should be fine, although you may want to invest in an electric fuel pressure guage for cockpit pressure reading, and peace of mind.