fuel log?

speadfreak

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What exactly does a "fuel log" do for a carb setup?

 

393Bird

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They are mostly used with carbs that are using a return style fuel system, very much like EFI cars do. Here is mine.




A good explanation on the advantages to using one.

http://www.centuryperformance.com/fuel.asp

 

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speadfreak

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Thanks, that site pretty much covers any questions I had. Nice T bird, I also own 2 Thunderbird SCs, thought about putting a carbed small block in one of them..........lovin the side exit exhaust!

 

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what did u use to mount ur regulator?

 

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Modular2v said:

what did u use to mount ur regulator?

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Probably the supplied bracket...it mounts under the regulator with screws behind it.

 

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Modular2v said:

what did u use to mount ur regulator?

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Here is a close up. The regulator has pipe to AN fittings in the in and outputs, and they mount to the elbow on the end of the log and to the short braided line going to the fitting on the shock tower.

No actual mount.