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03-06-2022, 10:41 PM
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Hard to imagine a fuel tank, straps, and mechanical fuel pump costing less than a bypass regulator. Perhaps you had an old mechanical fuel pump laying around, and I suppose you can sell also your EFI tank to recoup some of the cost. But I get it - you just want to go with what you know. Can't fault anyone for that. Plans can and do change on projects of this scale.
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