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    Quote Originally Posted by EDZIP View Post
    I use the E2000 on my TPI engines AKA: Delco EP286, Carter P74028, Airtex E2000...it has twice the pressure needed for TBI... Was hoping there was one around 50 psi or under.

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    The fuel pressure regulator sets the fuel pressure, not the pump. I've installed several TPI fuel pumps for TBI service, mostly 454 applications. The Carter P7408 works great for TBI!

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    Quote Originally Posted by dave w View Post
    The fuel pressure regulator sets the fuel pressure, not the pump. I've installed several TPI fuel pumps for TBI service, mostly 454 applications. The Carter P7408 works great for TBI!

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    10-4...Those E2000 pumps push out up to 90psi, the TBI regulator wasn't intended to handle that much pressure...I'm sure it could with 3/8' lines for a period without problems but would just feel better with a pump that doesn't exceed 50 psi and not worry about leak by.

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    They have been used in TBI conversions about a bizillion times without issue... I would run 3/8 feed and return. If the return is not enough it raises pressure.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EDZIP View Post
    10-4...Those E2000 pumps push out up to 90psi, the TBI regulator wasn't intended to handle that much pressure...I'm sure it could with 3/8' lines for a period without problems but would just feel better with a pump that doesn't exceed 50 psi and not worry about leak by.
    The Carter P5001 meets your requirements: http://www.summitracing.com/parts/crt-p5001

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    Quote Originally Posted by dave w View Post
    The Carter P5001 meets your requirements: http://www.summitracing.com/parts/crt-p5001

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    Thanks Dave...appreciate the info. Getting ready for our "ice storm", generator setups, fuel and wiring going on right now.

    Ed

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