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Fuel Line Choice and size
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mopardude318
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Here’s another example of how I did my W200. Aeromotive in tank pump with 1/2” feed & return lines. Carburetor bypass regulator.
I’m not real sure how I feel about how it turned out, but this is kind of a down and dirty way of running all this **** on my inner fender.
I’m not real sure how I feel about how it turned out, but this is kind of a down and dirty way of running all this **** on my inner fender.
Was worried about using push lock fittings on the fuel side. Ever have any issues? @mopardude318
mopardude318
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Negative. I haven’t had any issues using pushlok. I use Aeroquip brand hose and fittings. It can be very difficult to assemble. I boil the end of the hose in hot water, lube the barbed fitting end, then spray the inside of the hose with silicone spray and then assemble. I gotta push them together with everything I’ve got. LOL.
I’ve used XRP brand push lock and Earls as well. No problems with either.
Rat Bastid
Dunamis Metron
If a push lock fails under something like 200 psi something else is wrong. Those things are a nightmare to get apart if you have to do it. You have to cut the hose.
TT5.9mag
Two atmospheres are better than one
I built a temporary fuel system to run an engine on a stand from a 5 gallon bucket and an in tank 340 pump. I used push lock hose and fittings from earls. This was an efi deal and had the fuel pressure as high as 70psi with zero problems. If you use the correct hose, those things don’t leak.
Rat Bastid
Dunamis Metron
TT5.9mag
Two atmospheres are better than one
Hell yea I did. I did the whole initial tune and set up on the floor. And yes there’s video. I’ll get my girl to load it up on you tube and I’ll link it.
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