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Old 11-17-2006, 03:47 PM
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Originally Posted by HSSS427
OK, but to Anthony's point, is the flow from the combination of the two -6 lines greater than, or less than the flow potential of the single -10 line. If it's less, then you may want to change those -6 lines to something larger to remove the "constraint" and maximize flow up to the carb. So, answer may be: change the -6 lines to something bigger and move the regulator up to the carb end of the -10 line.
If your pumps are not resticted by 6AN lines, then changing to anything bigger wouldn't matter. I would think the 10AN line should still have less resistance than the two 6AN lines combined, and, again, if the pumps are not restricted, then there's no point in upsizing the lines from the pump.
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