BrianZhong

Folks,

Doing the fuel filter relocation kit soon, was going to get JP3, but found another kit made by Radium, which one should I go with?

JP3:
https://jp3motorsports.com/products/...l-filter-mount

Radium:
Fuel Filter Mount, FD RX7

Thanks

cr-rex

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Use whichever you want. The both serve the same purpose. One is not superior to the other, it depends on your set up for which one would make more sense

cstone94

iTrader: (3)

I run the Radium Fuel Filter Mount, fuel rails, regulator, Surge Tank and their products are top notch!

ZE Power MX6

iTrader: (157)

Well Radium is for aftermarket filter, so depend if you want to stick with OEM filter or not. Also, if you have a diffuser, make sure they work with the diffuser you have on, space is tight down there.

BrianZhong

Thanks for the info, I suspected Radium needs to paired with after market filter, but did not find anything on their website.

I guess will stick with JP3 for the OEM then.

fendamonky

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The link you provided for the radium mount has checkboxes on that same url to include either a 10 micron or 6 micron fuel filter in the order...

Beyond that, one of the main options under their products dropdown are universal fuel filters. http://www.radiumauto.com/Universal-Fuel-Filters-C115.aspx I'm not sure you looked very hard 😂

ptrhahn

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The @JP3 Motorsports allows you to mount the OEM, or the ID750 (which I just did)... and you could piggy back a water injection or other fluid pump on there as well.

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JP3 Motorsports

Well .. we are biased for good reason ... I would say go with the JP3 unit. Our products are designed to be modular and allow for different combinations. As Peter noted, our rear fuel filter relocation mount works as a stand alone either with an OEM filter or with the ID750 if you decide to upgrade later. If you want to run a methanol/water injection kit, our rear meth pump mount kit works swimmingly well with the fuel filter bracket into a nice and tidy package that requires no drilling on your car.

Cheers!
Jp3

quichedem

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I have had the JP3 installed for awhile now, with an Aeromotive canister type filter. It installed fine, and the Aeromotive bolted to it fine.
FYI, I have full AN fuel line from the tank to the engine.
I'm happy with the JP3 bracket.