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I installed the new 240 fuel rail this week . now  at the start of the fuel rail my fuel pressure is 3.9 psi . so I checked at the rear carb and the fuel pressure is 3.6 psi .  is the fuel pressure to high for the 4 bold carbs? thanks

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I had a feeling mark you would chime in !!  I read some were that su carbs like 2-2.5 at the float bowl but I do not remember where I saw it years ago. am I at the upper limit do you think?

 Every carb I've ever dealt with could take 3.5 psi.  I'd let it idle for a while and check for signs of flooding before taking it on the road and check things under the hood a few times on the first trip. Always a good idea to pack a fire extinguisher too.

13 minutes ago, siteunseen said:

+1 on a $20 fire extinguisher. Mine fits inside the tool bin behind the passenger's seat. 

yes a $ 20.00 fire extinguisher is something I should be carrying anyway . this car is like my left nut, I bought in 1979 and do not want to loose it now!!

Not sure how much a regular fire extinguisher is, but this one looks really light weight, but is priced at 79 bucks :0
 

https://elementfire.com/collections/allproducts/products/element-e50

Edited by heyitsrama

5 minutes ago, heyitsrama said:

Not sure how much a regular fire extinguisher is, but this one looks really light weight, but is priced at 79 bucks :0
 

https://elementfire.com/collections/allproducts/products/element-e50

that looks nice also thanks

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