Fuel Pressure Regulator for Aviation

[DonMorrisey]

Howdy.

Can anyone recommend a fuel pressure regulator specifically developed
for aviation or widely used in aviation? I know there are automotive
brands such as Holley and Petrol King...and if you swear by those pls
let me know. I cannot seem to locate one specifically for aviation.

Thanks. Don..

[stol]

On Mar 21, 7:10 pm, "DonMorrisey" > wrote:
> Howdy.
>
> Can anyone recommend a fuel pressure regulator specifically developed
> for aviation or widely used in aviation? I know there are automotive
> brands such as Holley and Petrol King...and if you swear by those pls
> let me know. I cannot seem to locate one specifically for aviation.
>
> Thanks. Don..

I have used the Holley regulators in ALOT of ground based
applications and they do work good. The problem is they can and will
seep fuel around the adjustment screw. It doesn't drip but to me ANY
fuel leak/seep/ stain is unacceptable in the cowling of an aircraft,
experimental or otherwise. IMHO.


Ben
www.haaspowerair.com

[clare at snyder.on.ca]

On 21 Mar 2007 18:10:27 -0700, "DonMorrisey" >
wrote:

>Howdy.
>
>Can anyone recommend a fuel pressure regulator specifically developed
>for aviation or widely used in aviation? I know there are automotive
>brands such as Holley and Petrol King...and if you swear by those pls
>let me know. I cannot seem to locate one specifically for aviation.
>
>Thanks. Don..
More people swear AT them than by them.A bypass regulator is the only
type I'd trust, if even them.

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