What is recomended for regulator for gas? Been told to get a dead head and no return?
Fuel regulator?
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I use a Holley bypass regulator with a return line, I plug the idle bypass jet to keep the idle pressure up.
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With a belt driven pump you use a bypass regulator with a return line. I'm sure gray will choke
In any second with how he uses belt drives unregulated with no return like and he drills his main jet circuits out with a half inch bit and it's still not enough fuel for his 358
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I have had good luck with a holley regulator with a jet for idle pressure and bypass popoff for wide open. Mine has a return line
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Bypass with return on any system is my preferred method. Specifically I place the regulator after the carb on its way back to the cell. Some do it in front I jst feel it keeps most of the load near the bowls as well as a continuos flow of cooler fuel near the delivery system. Jmo
3 goals with your delivery. maintain a high volume of fuel while eliminating heat and air from the system. Pressure honestly is a secondary part with the exception of high pressure.Shocks by BGR army
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the racepump system with there regulator is installed between the pump and the carb with a return to tank, the hilborn pump i run off the dry sump pump uses a bg regulator between pump and carb also with a return, both use a jet for idle pressure and a adjuster for top end limit
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^^^^ yes some people run it between the pump and carb. Either way will get the pressure down.
Don't be mad Huck that yours is configured the gray way! Lol. You have more of my work on your car than you know. That's a fact.Shocks by BGR army
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