Edelbrock 1728 Fuel Pressure Regulator 180 Gph on 2040-parts.com
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Edelbrock 1728 Fuel Pressure Regulator 180 GPH
 350-1729 offers the same flow performance as 350-1728 but has a longer body and -10 AN inlet ports. Both regulators are capable of handling the flow from two 350-1790 pumps for systems well beyond 1000 hp.
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