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Aeromotive 13109 Rising Rate Fuel Pressure Regulator, 40-75 PSI

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Aeromotive 13109 Rising Rate Fuel Pressure Regulator, 40-75 PSI

Name: Aeromotive 13109 Rising Rate Fuel Pressure Regulator, 40-75 PSI
Brand: Aeromotive
SKU: 91013109
Price: 243.23 USD
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MFG. Part #	13109
Brand	Aeromotive

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Aeromotive 13109 Details

A stock fuel regulator may be fine for some, but they are not designed for performance or adjustability. The Aeromotive A1000 rising rate fuel pressure regulator allows you to adjust fuel pressure from 40-75 PSI and has a 1:1 boost referencing ratio if needed. EFI fuel pressure regulator has two -6 AN female O-ring inlet ports, and one outlet. There is also a 1/8" NPT port to mount a pressure gauge if desired.

Base pressure adjustable from 40-75 PSI
Gasoline and alcohol compatible
Fuel pressure rises on a 1:1 ratio with boost
1/8” NPT gauge port
Provides (2) ORB-06 inlet ports and (1) ORB-06 return port
Bypass fuel pressure regulator

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910-13109 Instructions (PDF)

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Fuel Pressure Regulators Installation Instructions (91013109)

CARB Warning

For race/ off road use or for use on pre-1966 vehicles.

Emissions warning: this part only legal for sale or use in California for racing (competition) vehicles which may never be used, registered, or licensed for use upon a public highway, or if installed in vehicles model-year 1965 or older; motorcycles model-year 1977 or older; or off-highway recreational vehicles (such as off-road motorcycles and all-terrain vehicles) model-year 1996 and older. Any other use renders the vehicle tampered and not legal for use on California public highways (any public street or roadway, public dirt road, public park, or publicly maintained right of way open to the use of the public for vehicular travel). Violations subject to $37,500 penalty per violation per vehicle, revocation of registration, loss of use on California public right of ways, and proof of correction for tampering. There are similar restrictions and penalties under federal law and the laws of all other states with penalties under federal law of up to approximately $45,268 per tampered vehicle and/or engine.

CA WARNING:

Can expose you to lead, a carcinogen and reproductive toxicant. See www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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Aeromotive 13109 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #	13109
Brand	Aeromotive

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GTIN Code	684980000214

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Can this be configured to work with a returnless fuel system? I was thinking that the 2 side ports may be used as an inlet from pump and outlet to fuel rail with bottom port returning to the tank, but having no info on the inner workings of this part, I cant say for sure. Can you help me out?

by Me

• 9 years ago

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So if set to 43 psi once 1 lb of boost is registered it would be 44 psi and so on?

by Jake

• 11 years ago

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Is this regulator compatible with diesel?

• 15 years ago

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