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Message: [QUOTE="Powerstroke Cowboy, post: 917155, member: 610"] In all honesty I do not see how that could be. All the airdog is doing is in a setup like that is keeping the fuel needed to the second regulator. It will in fact not work the pump any harder then if it was run as a unit all on it own. Another Reason i say this is because the Air Dog regulator is a internal regulator. So by setting it a little higher then the regulator up by the engine, Would keep the fuel supply right all the time to the regulator up by the engine. The motor on the AirDog pump never shuts off. It runs non stop. All the regulator does is bleeds off the pressure not needed. So in that theory the pump will work no harder then if there was only one regulator. Another ting by setting the AirDog Regulator a couple pounds higher should help keep fuel pressure drop from being as bad when you first stomp on the skinny pedal. I will say this I am not impressed with the AirDog. Main reason so far is it is loud. With that said I could very well be wrong. If that member has tested it and found that to be true, I would take his advice on it no questions asked! Could you share his reason for it? I would like to hear it! [/QUOTE]

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