JEGS 15081 Regulator Mount with Hard Line For 4150 carburetors JEGS Holley Quick

The picture shows this installed on a carburetor with vacuum secondaries, but with the regulator installed like what is in the picture, the regulator hits the vacuum actuator, and the bracket blocks the vacuum port below the vacuum actuator. There are no install instructions, so everything is trial and error (mostly error). I tried flipping the bracket, and that moved the regulator forward enough that it wasn't rubbing against the vacuum actuator, but the bracket was still too close to the vacuum port, and the hoses in the kit don't line up properly. I bought the kit that included the regulator, so there were an extra set of regulator mounting screws that were long enough to mount the regulator to the bracket, but the screws were the wrong diameter and pitch, so I had to make a trip to the hardware store to get screws that fit. Also, the regulator does not come with a fitting to connect the inlet side to the fuel line, so I had to buy an extra fitting as well. Great idea, but overall horrible execution. Now I am out over $120 with nothing to show for it, and it's looking like I'd be better off trying to build a mount for this myself.

Bought first one in 2016. Has always leaked (sometimes see/sometimes drip) at front carb side fitting where line seals with AN fitting. Nothing would ever fix. Finally bought new complete kit. It was leaking at 3 of 4 places where line seals with AN. Inspection shows quite rough flare. Jegs is taking back the second kit, and I have since replaced the hard lines with braided hose, using the same regulator bracket and the same AN fittings into the carb and the regulator - just minus the hard lines. No longer any leaks.