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Accelo · 02-03-2024, 01:33 PM

I have a brand new regulator with a high output pump and the pressure is at 50 psi using a snap-on gauge. It is giving me no issues but I have some CNC heads to install. I was planning on changing out the regulator to a WIX one to see if I could get the pressure to 56-58 psi.

As consumers we are now product quality control.
My pump came wired backwards and because of this it sucked LOL. Had to drain the fuel and drop the tank all because someone couldn't insert the correct color wires in the right holes.
My guess is it's less expensive to just replace the defects than have a proper quality control department.

02-03-2024, 01:33 PM	#15
Accelo Registered User Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: washington Posts: 2,168	Re: Ls swap 4.8 fuel question I have a brand new regulator with a high output pump and the pressure is at 50 psi using a snap-on gauge. It is giving me no issues but I have some CNC heads to install. I was planning on changing out the regulator to a WIX one to see if I could get the pressure to 56-58 psi. As consumers we are now product quality control. My pump came wired backwards and because of this it sucked LOL. Had to drain the fuel and drop the tank all because someone couldn't insert the correct color wires in the right holes. My guess is it's less expensive to just replace the defects than have a proper quality control department.