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Old 01-17-2007, 02:34 PM
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Default Boost Ref FP Regulator of Choice?

Just wondering what fuel pressure regulators (boost referenced) you guys are running with success? I'm just looking to get one with two inlet ports -6an, one return -6an, and a gauge port.

I've been looking around and see that some people have had issues with Aeromotive and others say they work fine. I know Nasty uses Fuelab regulators on some of his setups but haven't found too much info here on them. I know Magnafuel is in the mix too.

So, what are you guys running/recommend? Pros/cons?
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I have a Magnafuel.
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We run Aeromotive FP regulators on our high HP FI motors.

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get the CAS one that speed inc. sells
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Aeromotive Pro Series here......
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Aeromotive dual -10 inlets -6 outlet that is transitioned into a -8 line.
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Originally Posted by MIGHTYMOUSE
get the CAS one that speed inc. sells
the only one that speed inc had on their website is the prof. products powerflo and i went ahead and ordered it. didnt see the CAS one
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Weldon used to have the best FPR on the market, I imagine they are still a top part
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I'm using Weldon. Rock solid psi without spikes.
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Which Weldon? I'm assuming the 2040 since they only list two. I like that you added the fact of no spikes.
http://www.weldonracing.com/2040.html

Which Aeromotive are you guys running? I was also looking at the 13109 since I really don't need anything bigger. It's really a matter of preference or opinion at this point. I appreciate all of the replies so far.
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I've never had any problems with Aeromotive.
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I have the big Aeromotive and I have been datalogging fuel pressure with a pressure transducer for ~2 months with only +-4psi variations in pressure under load.

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the speed inc one has worked well for me
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I'm using the aeromotive. Works well so far.
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I like the Weldon A-2040 for electric pump.

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I have a fuel-lab I got from Nasty Nate.
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Originally Posted by ss1
Which Weldon? I'm assuming the 2040 since they only list two. I like that you added the fact of no spikes.
http://www.weldonracing.com/2040.html

Which Aeromotive are you guys running? I was also looking at the 13109 since I really don't need anything bigger. It's really a matter of preference or opinion at this point. I appreciate all of the replies so far.

2040 A FPR is truly tested when you pump a lot of volume through it and the pressure does not spike
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Magnafuel here
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Fuelab here as well.
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Ive never had a pressure flux or spike with my Magnafuel. Rock steady under vacuum and boost.



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