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06-28-2014 #1
Fuel system plumbing, advice needed....
I'm in the middle of installing a new fuel delivery system. I'm removing the FAST EFI and installing a Holley carb on my 427 SBC. At the advice of a trusted local speed shop I left the A1000 fuel pump installed and installed the carb version of the a1000 bypass regulator. I can not get the regulator to adjust lower than 7.5 PSI and the carb is flooding out through the vent tubes and filling the manifold with raw gas.
Today I bought a new Holley "Blue" pump and dead head regulator. My question is what size line to I need to run from the pump to the regulator. I have 1/2" tubing running from the pump forward then connect to -8 lines to the regulator and -6 from the regulator to the carb.
Unfortunately I do not have all the hose and fittings I need to complete the installation and will need to make a parts run before the local shop closes.
I'm making just over 500hp at the wheels, will I be ok running -6 line from the 1/2" tubing forward or should I go with -8.
I've3 got about 2 hours before the shop closes till Monday, Thanks!
1986 Monte SS, 427 sbc, Victor E manifold, FAST TB, FAST XFI, T56 6spd, Moser M9 rear 3:70, SC&C G5, Spohn lowers, Pole Position Uppers, Alston Coil Overs, Pirelli all around
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06-28-2014 #2I took a break from working on the car and read through the carb posts. I believe I have enough information to head to the shop and buy only what I need to get it to work well

1986 Monte SS, 427 sbc, Victor E manifold, FAST TB, FAST XFI, T56 6spd, Moser M9 rear 3:70, SC&C G5, Spohn lowers, Pole Position Uppers, Alston Coil Overs, Pirelli all around
06-28-2014 #3
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