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Old 09-15-07, 08:58 AM   #21 (permalink)
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Re: weber install

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Ray ,how do the webers like 3.5 psi.? I would think it would work.
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Quite well. I have not had any problems. Idle is fat but that's a jet issue and I prefer a fat setting. I don't know why my regulators won't go below 3.5. I have hada the same Malpassi regs on a racing Mini and they had a pretty broad range. I was shooting for 3 PSI.
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Cool Re: weber install

Webers like high volume and low pressure, the Facet pumps used by CAV don't seem to be up to the job. The better choice is a Carter rotary pump that is preset at 3 lbs, they are available thru Summit, after you install them you can set the regulators on the car to their highest setting(to maximize flow). Work great on my car.
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Old 10-08-07, 05:09 PM   #23 (permalink)
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Re: weber install

Interesting comment about the Facet pumps, Dave. Clearly you've been down this road so my apologies if this seems repetitive.

When investigating Facet pumps some months ago, I ended up at TrueChoice.com where I discovered four of them offered. One of them, FCT477060, is capable of 32 gallons per hour at 2.75 to 4 psi. Two of them, the FCT 480532 and FCT480534, put out 45 gallons per hours at 6 to 8 psi (the only difference between them is 532 has a replaceable internal filter).

If one were determined to have a Facet pump for use with a stroked 302 (331 cu in), what suggestions might you offer?

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Re: weber install

Dave, do you have a part number for those pumps? I can't find any preset at 3 psi.
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