| autoluke | -- 10-29-2017 @ 5:26 AM |
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Looking to add a back up Airtex on my 41. Would the 5 to 8 psi unit be practical ?
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| Kens 36 | -- 10-29-2017 @ 5:49 AM |
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That's too much pressure. The Airtex 8902 is a good choice with 4 lbs. max pressure. Assuming you are looking for 6 volt. Ken
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| ken ct. | -- 10-29-2017 @ 8:10 AM |
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You should know by now 3 # is about max on a ford or strom carb. 2 1/2 # is more like it. WAY over that @ 5-8 #. ken ct
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| Big Red 51 | -- 10-29-2017 @ 8:25 AM |
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Ditto Kenct, they are an ok pump except you have to put a good spring in it or use a regulator. After a few months use, the Chinese spring will go from 8lbs to about 4 or 5 lbs without Regulator which still is too much pressure. D
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| autoluke | -- 10-29-2017 @ 8:26 AM |
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Thanks to all...8902 on order.
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| ken ct. | -- 10-29-2017 @ 12:39 PM |
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4 lb is still over max pressure recommended. Buy a good regulator while your at it. To bring it down to around 2 lb to start with. ken ct.
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| Drbrown | -- 10-31-2017 @ 7:27 PM |
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I have a 12 volt system, stock engine, and don't know the model number of the Airtex on my '47 (bought it in 2012). It test's at 3 PSI (no regulator). My mechanical pump also test's at 3 psi.
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