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TBI to carb Q's

yoshisv

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I am trying to get my 89 K5 ready for a mud run this weekend. Today i put edelbrock performer heads on along with a performer rpm intake, And a holly 670 street avenger carb. My question is can i leave the electric fuel pump in the tank, And just run a fuel pressure regulator? Or do i have to run a manual pump?
 
To piggy-back on this one, will the stock TBI pump flow enough fuel to feed a 800-900cfm carb? would i need to choose a particular regulator for that or what?

Thanks
 
From what I have heard, a TBI fuel pump is high pressure, low volume. You need a low pressure high volume pump. My holley blue is rated 110 gallons per hour (g.p.i.) and I think like 6p.s.i.
 
I know i need the high flow, i was hoping the higher pressure would translate into higher flow when reduced. that's what happens when you half pay attention in physics all those years ago. :)

guess i'll have to find someone going tbi that has a high flow pump they'd want to trade...
 
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