Sep 30, 2004 #1 Q Qualitywires.com Supporting Vendor Supporting Vendor Joined Oct 18, 2000 Posts 7,050 Reaction score 2 Location Louisville, KY I was curious if it was necessary to use a FMU behind the aeromotive fuel regulator? (30-70 psi regulator)? I don't think it is, but I could be wrong. Any ideas?
I was curious if it was necessary to use a FMU behind the aeromotive fuel regulator? (30-70 psi regulator)? I don't think it is, but I could be wrong. Any ideas?
Sep 30, 2004 #2 1 1TONY1 Enthusiast Joined Dec 19, 2001 Posts 5,661 Reaction score 0 Location Dalton Ga. (Chatt. Tn.) I do not use an fmu on my Procharged Formula. My answer: No
Sep 30, 2004 #3 M Marc Lublin Enthusiast Joined Oct 28, 2000 Posts 808 Reaction score 0 Location Oyster Bay, NY, USA No, if you are using the aeromotive regulator that is boost referenced 1 to 1 than you don't want the FMU in there.
No, if you are using the aeromotive regulator that is boost referenced 1 to 1 than you don't want the FMU in there.