lxcoupe

iTrader: (8)

I'm curious about everyones opinions on plumbing the return rails. My particular application is a 2005 Silverado which I am turbo'ing and will be running E85 and ID1000's. I've read that I can Y and run two individual hoses to the back of the rails then run each rail to the regulator (preferred way). But that is a plumbing headache

What will be much easier is if I run the -8 feed to the rear of the driver's side rail, then run the passenger side rail to the regulator and cap the 2nd port on the regulator (and obviously run a crossover at the front of the rail).

Anyone have an opinion either way?

"Preferred way"



My way (top):

JoeNova

I run a dead head system on mine with no issues. Depends on how picky you want to be I guess.

ssvert99

iTrader: (26)

The "preferred" way is by far the best and will be what you want to do if running E85 as the requirements for volume go way up.

"your" way will be acceptable, but as you grow with power needs and fuel requirements the dual feed/return is the only way to fly.

3 window

iTrader: (1)

Not sure how much power you're planning in making, but I know there are a few out there that run a dead head type system and make quite a bit (800 rwhp) through a 6an or 8an feed. That's roughly 1,000 hp at the crank. Here's how I plan to run mine unless there are issues, then I'll change it up.



I flipped the rails around to keep the regulator off the firewall and now the inlet is facing forward.