Fluidworks 21-32 GPM Fuel Pressure Regulator 90 Degree

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Fluidworks 21-32 GPM Fuel Pressure Regulator 90 Degree

Fluidworks

27-186-2

Fluidworks - 27-186-2

$429.00

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Racing Use Only, Not Legal for Road Use

The solution you need for your large mechanical fuel pump. Fluidworks fuel pressure regulators take fuel pressure to the next level. Our regulator lineup is purposely divided into more segments to create better control and less restriction for the given window of use. This 21-32GPM regulator features unrivaled steady fuel pressure control and flow while being large enough to bypass fuel at throttle cut without sacrificing. 

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Fluidworks innovative new fuel pressure regulators utilize an innovative needle and seat vent to control fuel bypass in a highly stable and consistent manner dynamically. 

Features:

  • Compatible with 21-32 GPM fuel pump setups
  • Compatible with mechanical fuel pumps
  • Compatible with static or variable speed electric fuel pumps
  • Black Anodized Exterior
  • Can be used as Boost Reference or Atmospheric reference
  • 1/8" NPT Female Reference Fitting
  • (2) 1/8" NPTF Fuel Pressure Reference Ports for use with mechanical gauge and/or pressure transducer
  • Approved for use with Gasoline, Diesel, Oxygenated, Ethanol and Alcohol Fuels
  • Made in the USA
  • Tapered Needle and Seat Vent Relief 
  • Bypass Regulator 
  • (2) -12orb female 90* degree inlet fittings 
  • Built in -10AN or -12AN return fitting (choose at checkout)
  • Designed to be used in 35-120psi adjustable base pressure
  • Includes 1/8" NPT to 1/4" P2C hose fitting


For other Fluidworks Fuel Pressure Regulators and Fitting Configurations: Click Here

Note: Due to potential internal disruption, please make sure if using a reference line fitting other than that supplied, caution is taken to make sure the fitting is not too long causing spring bind when screwed into fuel pressure regulator housing.

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