K K Crone Junior Member Jan 30, 2021 #1 Can a 59A mechanical fuel pump’s pressure be reduced without the use of a pressure reducer?
redmodelt Well-known member Jan 30, 2021 #3 You might want to ask on the early V8 forum. If you are running stock carbs/fuel pump you should not have to.
You might want to ask on the early V8 forum. If you are running stock carbs/fuel pump you should not have to.
J Jim Brierley Well-known member Jan 30, 2021 #4 I would think that it would work, but if you are running a V8, with Strombergs or such, a regulator wouldn't be needed.
I would think that it would work, but if you are running a V8, with Strombergs or such, a regulator wouldn't be needed.
K K Crone Junior Member Jan 30, 2021 #5 I have 3.5 pounds of fuel pressure need to bring it down to 2, 2.5for Stromburg 97s . I will repost in V8 sorry
I have 3.5 pounds of fuel pressure need to bring it down to 2, 2.5for Stromburg 97s . I will repost in V8 sorry
Pete BANNED Jan 30, 2021 #6 K Crone said: I have 3.5 pounds of fuel pressure need to bring it down to 2, 2.5for Stromburg 97s . I will repost in V8 sorry Click to expand... Put in neoprene float valves and you can run 8 lb. if need be. They never leak. They are impervious to alcohol also.
K Crone said: I have 3.5 pounds of fuel pressure need to bring it down to 2, 2.5for Stromburg 97s . I will repost in V8 sorry Click to expand... Put in neoprene float valves and you can run 8 lb. if need be. They never leak. They are impervious to alcohol also.
CWPASADENA Well-known member Jan 30, 2021 #7 You can change the spring. A lighter spring will produce a lower pressure. Chris W.