fuel pressure

rodmanMember

hello everyone:
almost ready for first startup. still waiting on a couple of parts from summit. will give it a try sometime next week. just wondering something. have never ran an electric fuel pump w/ regulator and relay. i understand i should have around 7 to 8 pounds of fuel pressure. will the sucker tube in the stock tank do the job? to be honest i wasn't to crazy about the electric fuel pump setup but someone with a lot more mechanic experience than i told me i would have much better performance this way. hope i haven't waited to late to ask this question knowing that the fuel tank can only be accessible by removing the entire engine....
thanks,
rodman

5/15/107:45 PM

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