>DO you have a part number or SKU. >At AutoZone, they can't do anything without a vehicle >application, SKU or Part Number. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
The pressure regulator is hanging out on the shelf as a universal (good for all applications) part. Just tell them what you want and they can direct you to it. There is also a $10 fuel presure guage hanging next to it that looks real slick but I can't vouch for it's operation. It is a small ( 1 inch-approx) guage. Thanks to Orma for his post as it was a good reminder to do another fuel flow test now that I've got the pressure regulator installed. I was getting 30 gal per hour flow with my pumps when tested in the past. I seem to recall the Fed's want at least 1.5 times the highest fuel consumption rate so I should look for at least 12 g.p.h. with the 0-200. That's something for you "gravity feed" builders to check and make sure you check it for worst situation, nose high attitude when you will be at a high power setting and max fuel burn. You can just do a 6 min test into a measuring cup and multiply by 10. Make sure you do it also with a small amount of fuel in the tank as in a go-around after a long flight when low on fuel. Larry Flesner Carterville, Illinois
