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Old 02-09-14, 02:29 PM
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Fpr

Still getting poor gas millage from my 13b Dellorto setup.
The car has no FPR, and I believe a Stock 12a pump. 3.7-4.7 PSI
Bought the car this way... I rebuilt the carb Runs strong, Lumpy idle Poor Millage.
Will upgrade the pump later, Should I still use a FPR? Turned down to 3.0-2.5 PSI
Anyone have experience with the Webber Redline low pressure FPR or just stick with the Holley?
Old 02-09-14, 05:49 PM
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I just installed a carter fuel pump and I've had a Mallory fpr because I didn't want to dead head the the fuel pump like most with the Holley fpr the dell needs right about 2.5 psi
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The Dell will work "OK" with the stock pump but will run lean up top after a few seconds. Thats on a 12A. I suspect for the 13B its even worse. Also, it likes the pressure to be about 2.5 as pinoy suggests.

I've been using the Holley with no issues.
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