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Old 30-11-2007, 11:19 AM
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Default ? Which Aeromotive fuel regulator ?

Needing to buy a fuel regulator for the zetec T build as the inlet /fuel rail assembly will not take the standard Rst one i have.


Running 4-500bhp so a cosworth one will be a good match, has anyone a model name/ number.


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anyone have any info
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I would not use one as 50% of them I have seen have had problems ranging from leak air through the nipple and leaking out top thread, also fuel pressure dropping off on boost.

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I use a weber alpha unit from demon tweeks, it is not adjustable but you can buy different pressure caps 3.0bar, 3.5bar ect.

Works fine, but it not very bling!

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Originally Posted by Mark Shead
I would not use one as 50% of them I have seen have had problems ranging from leak air through the nipple and leaking out top thread, also fuel pressure dropping off on boost.

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Thanks Mark, what would you recommend to use...

Nicks car is almost getting there, be good to see it finally running.
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Originally Posted by sas
I use a weber alpha unit from demon tweeks, it is not adjustable but you can buy different pressure caps 3.0bar, 3.5bar ect.

Works fine, but it not very bling!

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Id function over fashion anyday.... what pressure one are you uisng

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also interested in this as i have a aeromotive one and if no good i will bin it and get another before its built
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Are the turbosmart ones anygood?
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I know its hard mate, have you any info

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What about the new 1:1 Syntec motorsport version ?

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Originally Posted by m4dyeti
Originally Posted by sas
I use a weber alpha unit from demon tweeks, it is not adjustable but you can buy different pressure caps 3.0bar, 3.5bar ect.

Works fine, but it not very bling!

Simon.
Hello Simon

Id function over fashion anyday.... what pressure one are you uisng

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Well started on 3.0 bar using 750cc injectors however just gone upto 90% duty so going to replace it with a 4.0 bar cap.

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Originally Posted by m4dyeti
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I would not use one as 50% of them I have seen have had problems ranging from leak air through the nipple and leaking out top thread, also fuel pressure dropping off on boost.

Mark
Thanks Mark, what would you recommend to use...

Nicks car is almost getting there, be good to see it finally running.
Webber/Bosch/Sard/Kingsler.

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Si is that with the 750cc injectors still or have you upped those too.

Im thinking at the mo my spec is suited to 750cc with the power i intent to use.
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Originally Posted by m4dyeti
Si is that with the 750cc injectors still or have you upped those too.

Im thinking at the mo my spec is suited to 750cc with the power i intent to use.
Still got the 750s. Thats the biggest high impedance injectors I could find!

S.
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