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this is my malpassi regulator, i was told t was rising rate when i bought it, but someone told me the other day it wasn't, so does anyone know which it is???

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Datsun100ATurbo
Posted: 2004/1/29 6:12  Updated: 2004/1/29 6:12
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Joined: 2003/1/13
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 Re: regulator
Hi Michael!!
I use the same on my turboengine, fulepressure is set to 0,28bar!! I use it together with a Bosch high capacity fuel pump that deliveres 240l/h....

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Lobster
Posted: 2004/1/29 6:32  Updated: 2004/1/29 6:32
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 Re: regulator
Out of interest, how do you tell?

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1200rallycar
Posted: 2004/1/29 6:35  Updated: 2004/1/29 6:35
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 Re: regulator
basically i think its from experience, but the extra hose connection gives it away too i spose (in, out, return, and vacuum)

my concern was that ive seen a lot of this model that had some sort of black spacers between the two pieces, what are they???

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phunkdoktaspok
Posted: 2004/1/29 6:41  Updated: 2004/1/29 6:41
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 Re: regulator
i know only because its the same kind I have always used and seen used on blowthrough carbie setups.
But really if you look at the reg it has;
the pressure adjustment screw on top.
1 fuel supply inlet ( from pump)
1 fuel supply outlet ( to carbie)
1 fuel return ( to tank)
1 vaccum / boost signal supply ( this varies the pressure acording to the vaccum or boost signal)

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phunkdoktaspok
Posted: 2004/1/29 6:44  Updated: 2004/1/29 6:44
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 Re: regulator
1200rallycar the other kind you talk of are malpassi rising rate regs designed for EFI use.
Similar design but with a higher rated spring

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1200rallycar
Posted: 2003/9/15 6:24  Updated: 2003/9/15 6:24
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 Re: regulator
is this rising rate???

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1200rallycar
Posted: 2003/9/30 12:41  Updated: 2003/9/30 12:41
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 Re: regulator
still love to know?

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phunkdoktaspok
Posted: 2004/1/29 4:11  Updated: 2004/1/29 4:11
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 Re: regulator
yeah thats a malpassi rising rate reg.
this kind are use for carbie setups