Jim tells me the fuel pump has the pressure regulator in it
and it does not use pulse width modified controls.
So this is a plus simplification for us.
No more return fuel to the fuel tanks.

This fuel rail is interesting as it looks to be
made from 1/4 square steel tubing much like the ones we are making.

Here too is a picture of the filter mount. No need to cut it off
the end housing and plug it like some of us are doing now.

Paul Lamar

Peter Zutrauen wrote:

Just wondering; with no constant recirculation of the fuel to keep it
cool under the cowl (when on the ground), would there not be a high risk
of vapor lock when using mogas?

Cheers,
Pete

"Due to economic restraints light at end of tunnel will be turned off
until further notice."

So far no problems with that.

Paul Lamar
 
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