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sweetk30 07-05-2020 07:32 PM

aeromotive fuel regulator ? for boost application
 
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/aei-13101

https://static.summitracing.com/glob.../aei-13101.pdf

the car i am working on has this regulator on it . i read threw the directions and it didnt specify what way to hook up the ref port .

being the engine has a super charger on it should i hook up to boost pressure or vac source ?

regan wilson 07-06-2020 08:14 AM

Re: aeromotive fuel regulator ? for boost application
 
I'm not sure. They refer to them as Boost reference. Sounds to me they need to see positive pressure. I'd give Aeromotive a call.

regan wilson 07-06-2020 08:16 AM

Re: aeromotive fuel regulator ? for boost application
 
Put it this way for example. A MAP sensor on a Cummins is a Manifold Actual Pressure sensor. It reads boost to fuel the engine.

tinydb84 07-06-2020 12:59 PM

Re: aeromotive fuel regulator ? for boost application
 
I have a similar regulator and have mine plumbed into a distribution valve in the intake. I haven't ran mine yet but from what I looked at online it seems to be how people run them.


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