Fuel PSI?
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Fuel PSI?
Hey guys, Ithink that the older trucks are suppost to have @ 15 psi max from their lift pump, but what about my HPCR? The reason I'm asking is because I'm about to order the dash pod from Geno's, andneed to decide which fuel gauge to order (30psi or 60psi) Im almost certain I only need the 30, but I would like someone to tell me for sure, and why(love to learn), so I can place my order. I'm also going to ordera 60psi boost gauge. I'm not really partial to any brand, if someone has any advice, I just want to get the same brand for both gauges. Thanks
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RE: Fuel PSI?
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Hey guys, I think that the older trucks are suppost to have @ 15 psi max from their lift pump, but what about my HPCR? The reason I'm asking is because I'm about to order the dash pod from Geno's, and need to decide which fuel gauge to order (30psi or 60psi) Im almost certain I only need the 30, but I would like someone to tell me for sure, and why(love to learn), so I can place my order. I'm also going to order a 60psi boost gauge. I'm not really partial to any brand, if someone has any advice, I just want to get the same brand for both gauges. Thanks
Hey guys, I think that the older trucks are suppost to have @ 15 psi max from their lift pump, but what about my HPCR? The reason I'm asking is because I'm about to order the dash pod from Geno's, and need to decide which fuel gauge to order (30psi or 60psi) Im almost certain I only need the 30, but I would like someone to tell me for sure, and why(love to learn), so I can place my order. I'm also going to order a 60psi boost gauge. I'm not really partial to any brand, if someone has any advice, I just want to get the same brand for both gauges. Thanks
