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regarding pressure of fuel delivery to fuel distribution rack on top of intake manifold 700 1991

posted by  tanuki64050 on  Sun Oct 2 16:42 CST 2011
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Should be about 40 psi in the rail, as set by the regulator at the front of the rail. Non-turbos are about 30 something.

I have two turbos and a gauge with fittings. I've been sold non-turbo regulators as being for turbos. If you buy, make sure it is for a turbo.






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