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Old Jul 17, 2003 | 12:14 AM
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Popular fuel set up

How do most of you guys have your fuel set up using aftermarket FPR? I have an idea but was wondering of another route.
I have an HKS FPR which has a -6AN in and out.
I'm thinking of doing it this way:

Fuel line in to a fuel block then to each fuel rail.
Out from each fuel rail to a fuel block then to the FPR and out to return line.
Any suggestions?
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Old Jul 17, 2003 | 06:00 AM
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Re: Popular fuel set up

Originally posted by boosted1205
How do most of you guys have your fuel set up using aftermarket FPR? I have an idea but was wondering of another route.
I have an HKS FPR which has a -6AN in and out.
I'm thinking of doing it this way:

Fuel line in to a fuel block then to each fuel rail.
Out from each fuel rail to a fuel block then to the FPR and out to return line.
Any suggestions?
No problem with plumbing it that way. IMO, better to have te FPR downstream of the rails.
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Old Jul 17, 2003 | 07:20 AM
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Aeromotive, SX, & Paxton FPR's have 2 inlets.

Feeding the fuel rails parallel is the most popular thing to do though.
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