Mike Wills came up with this cute place to mount a
   fuel pressure gage. Helps when setting the fuel pressure
   or trouble shooting things when it won't start.
   These small gages are available from McMaster Carr.

   Dave, can you send me all correspondence with Mike
   as he was installing the engine. It will help
   me understand why he did certain things in a particular
   way.

 Paul Lamar


No Bourdon tube gages for fuel. Put an electric sender in that position
and a switch beside it to switch between the inside electric gage and
one under the cowl. If you just have to use a Bourdon gage you can put
an isolator in front of it and run it on antifreeze.
Bourdon tubes eventually split open and spray fuel all over hell.
Lynn E. Hanover

What is it about fuel pressure that causes them to split?
Say.... as opposed to steam?


Paul Lamar
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