You can as long as its before the regulator (depends on if u using stock fuel rails etc) I have my fuel sytem set up with edelbrock rails so i have my regulator and fp guage mounted up by where the stock air box would of been. So yes you can if ur not using the stock set up and are able to get the guage before the regulator.
doesn't make any sense because the return line comes OUT OF THE REGULATOR.
answer is no. it has to be in the feed line.
I think what Squeak93 was saying is with aftermarket fuel rails you have a line coming from the fuel rails (pressure side) into the regulator that is mounted say on the fender. Then it leaves the regulator and goes back to the tank. As long as the gauge is inline before the fuel ever enters the regulator then it is fine......
Well, that is the way I understood it. I have been wrong before though....
which really doesn't give you a straight answer because the return line is after the regulator. see what i mean?You can as long as its before the regulator (depends on if u using stock fuel rails etc) I have my fuel sytem set up with edelbrock rails so i have my regulator and fp guage mounted up by where the stock air box would of been. So yes you can if ur not using the stock set up and are able to get the guage before the regulator
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