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Old 01-15-2014, 03:15 PM
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I'm new to efi builds and need to make sure I understand it correctly

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Mine looks like that. Works fine. I use a 100 micron pre-filter, and 10 micron post filter.
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Mine looks like that. Works fine. I use a 100 micron pre-filter, and 10 micron post filter.
Thanks man!!!
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Well, thats just one of a dozen ways of doing it, but yeah that setup will work.
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Perfect. I'd say you understand. Of the "dozens of ways to do it", this is the right way.
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Perfect. I'd say you understand. Of the "dozens of ways to do it", this is the right way.
OEMs would disagree with you.

This is the way aeromotive recommends to do it to maintain constant rail pressure on boosted applications. There is more than one way...
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Originally Posted by HexenLord
OEMs would disagree with you.

This is the way aeromotive recommends to do it to maintain constant rail pressure on boosted applications. There is more than one way...

I'm doing a turbo 5.3 build
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Explain to me how the "OEM" would prefer to see it done on a performance set up.

As a good example.......I'd like to see how GM plumbed the fuel system on a forced induction copo camaro.
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