Aeromotive 13301 Universal Bypass Regulators on 2040-parts.com
Concord, North Carolina, United States
Aeromotive Universal Bypass Regulators
Brand:
Aeromotive
Manufacturer's Part Number:
13301
Part Type:
Fuel Pressure Regulators
Product Line:
Aeromotive Universal Bypass Regulators
Pressure Range (psi):
3-65
Regulator Style:
Return
Regulator Location:
Inline
Boost/Vacuum Reference Port:
Yes
Boost/Vacuum Rise Ratio:
1:1
Gauge Port:
No
Mounting Bracket Included:
Yes
Fittings Included:
No
Rebuildable:
Yes
Inlet Quantity:
One
Inlet Attachment:
Female threads
Inlet Size:
3/8 in. NPT
Outlet Quantity:
Three
Outlet Attachment:
Female threads
Outlet Size:
3/8 in. NPT
Return Attachment:
Female threads
Return Fitting Size:
3/8 in. NPT
Regulator Material:
Aluminum
Regulator Finish:
Red anodized
Quantity:
Sold individually.
Notes:
The installed low pressure spring will adjust fuel
pressure from 3-20 psi, the included high pressure spring must be
installed to adjust fuel pressure from 20-65 psi.
These universal bypass fuel pressure regulators from Aeromotive
are designed for use with either carbureted or EFI fuel systems in
street or track applications. They feature adjustable base pressure and
are ideal for bypass applications where superior flow and pressure
control are desired. Contact Prestige Motorsports 704-782-7170 For complete Clutch/Transmission Packages,Crate Engines, Fuel Systems and More! |
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