Aeromotive Marine Regulator 6-AN Female Inlet and Outlet Ports
027-13211
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| Brand: | Aeromotive |
| Product Line: | Aeromotive Marine Carbureted Fuel Pressure Regulators |
| Part Type: | Fuel Pressure Regulators |
| Fuel: | Gasoline & Alcohol |
| | 5-12 |
| Regulator Style: | Non-return |
| Regulator Location: | Inline |
| Boost/Vacuum Reference Port: | No |
| | Yes |
| Mounting Bracket Included: | Yes |
| Fittings Included: | No |
| Rebuildable: | Yes |
| Inlet Quantity: | One |
| Inlet Attachment: | Female threads |
| Inlet Size: | -6 AN O-ring |
| Outlet Quantity: | One |
| Outlet Attachment: | Female threads |
| Outlet Size: | -6 AN O-ring |
| Regulator Material: | Aluminum |
| Regulator Finish: | Black anodized |
| Quantity: | Sold individually |
Specifically designed for carbureted marine engines, these adjustable regulators offer higher flow, quicker response and less pressure creep than competing two-port designs. Adjustable from 5-12 PSI. Provides ORB-06 inlet and outlet ports. 1/8' NPT gauge port included. Regulator re-seats after the needle shuts down, preventing pressure creep.
Emissions Note:
This part is only legal for sale and use on Uncontrolled (Non-Emissions Controlled) Vehicles or on vehicles used solely for the purposes of closed competition racing.
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