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Old 10-16-2014, 12:32 AM   #20
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Originally Posted by MAURICE BLENDHEIM View Post
Dale assuming you are talking about the MagnaFuel 4450. I'm wondering what regulator(s) you were using? What was you inlet supply line size and outlet line size as well as bypass line size? What was your system pressure? MB.
The pump is the Quickstar 275 with filter and the supply is two -8 lines from the fuel cell to a MF Y and return line is -8 also. Line to the engine bay is -10 and the regulator is a Magnafuel MP 9633 rated at 4 to 12 psi. I had it dialed down to 5 psi at the time of my fire. The carb float was hard to set and gas flowed like a fountain out of the carb. I have an Air Gap manifold and it served as a reservoir for the spilled gas. The starter sparked it. Exciting.


EDIT: Regarding fire extinguishers in race cars, it is addressed in Section 9:3 of General. Extinguishers mounted in race cars must be a minimum of 2.5 lbs. and securely fastened. Flip open clamps are prohibited. I need a bigger extinguisher and an approved clamp.

Dale

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