guys with custom fuel systems: what fuel filter are you using.
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Kinsler Fuel Injection's "Paper BRL" fuel filter, has 10 micron disposable paper element.
There should be a filter before the fuel pump suction. In-tank pumps uses a sock type filter that attachs to the bottom of the pump and in-line pumps use an in-line type filter that is typically like a 40 micron, reusable filter.
Jack
There should be a filter before the fuel pump suction. In-tank pumps uses a sock type filter that attachs to the bottom of the pump and in-line pumps use an in-line type filter that is typically like a 40 micron, reusable filter.
Jack
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SX Engineering makes an AWESOME filter that is extremely high flowing. I believe it costs around $50 and has either a reusable lower filtering stainless element or a replacable higher filtering paper element. I can get these filters for you at a good price if you like it. Check out there website.
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What is SX Engineering's website? For those with braided ss fuel lines what type of hose did you use and where did you source it? I want something with synthetic internal hose like silicon. Is the teflon lined hose a good idea? What is the best for the job?
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there is a low pressure cheap fuel filter on summit for like $35.
8 an port, blue anodized.
Does anyone see a problem using this pump. I already bought it so Im going to try it but what do you think???
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...art=FRM%2DHPG1
8 an port, blue anodized.
Does anyone see a problem using this pump. I already bought it so Im going to try it but what do you think???
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...art=FRM%2DHPG1
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