Standalone Fuel System Question
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Standalone Fuel System Question
I am installing a standalone fuel system, using an Aeromotive A1000 w/ 8an feed line.
Question is can i run through one fuel rail then crossover through the other rail and then to my reg or should i split the line go through both rails then out of both rails into the reg?
it seems like it could be done both ways but what is preferred?
this is a 600 rwph N/A setup w/ fuel rails that came with my Beck intake.
Question is can i run through one fuel rail then crossover through the other rail and then to my reg or should i split the line go through both rails then out of both rails into the reg?
it seems like it could be done both ways but what is preferred?
this is a 600 rwph N/A setup w/ fuel rails that came with my Beck intake.
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I'd disagree, but I could be wrong. I'm not an expert, But I'd say you are safer putting the regulator before the rail. I'm just an EMD mechanic.
What fuel pressure you runnin, btw? I'm thinking of running a standalone type system on my 06 goat, before I build an engine.
What fuel pressure you runnin, btw? I'm thinking of running a standalone type system on my 06 goat, before I build an engine.
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Originally Posted by MIGHTYMOUSE
i have a crossover on mine still, no split.. works good.
also regulator goes after the rails.. it holds the pressure you desire in the rails and bleeds off what isnt needed back to the tank
also regulator goes after the rails.. it holds the pressure you desire in the rails and bleeds off what isnt needed back to the tank
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Just to let you know, that pump needs to be feed with a -10AN line. And make sure you run the correct filter before the pump (12304). You can run the cross over but it's best to use a Y-block and split off to each rail.
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Originally Posted by C5Fire
Just to let you know, that pump needs to be feed with a -10AN line. And make sure you run the correct filter before the pump (12304). You can run the cross over but it's best to use a Y-block and split off to each rail.
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Originally Posted by MIGHTYMOUSE
fwiw i think a single walbro 255 in tank can make 600rw N/A... easily with a volt booster and most.... but then again you can also make 600rw with stock rails so maybe thats not the point of your mods.
i currently have a single intank Walbro with stock rails, i have my beck manifold sitting in my garage waiting to go on and it came with billet fuel rails, i could probably make it work, but the plan is to eventually spray this motor with a 200-300 shot with a standalone cell for the enrichment. 600 rwhp n/a will be close on a single walbro and once i spray it wont be enough.
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I am installing a standalone fuel system, using an Aeromotive A1000 w/ 8an feed line.
Question is can i run through one fuel rail then crossover through the other rail and then to my reg or should i split the line go through both rails then out of both rails into the reg?
it seems like it could be done both ways but what is preferred?
this is a 600 rwph N/A setup w/ fuel rails that came with my Beck intake.
Question is can i run through one fuel rail then crossover through the other rail and then to my reg or should i split the line go through both rails then out of both rails into the reg?
it seems like it could be done both ways but what is preferred?
this is a 600 rwph N/A setup w/ fuel rails that came with my Beck intake.
Ok, just checking because you said with the above statement that you are going to use a -8AN feed line.
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Originally Posted by C5Fire
Ok, just checking because you said with the above statement that you are going to use a -8AN feed line.
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I personally split the feed line to a dual feed for each rail, but a crossover will work.
Also, the regulator definetly goes AFTER the rails.
Mine's a bit more complicated than it needs to be, but here's a pic:
Also, the regulator definetly goes AFTER the rails.
Mine's a bit more complicated than it needs to be, but here's a pic: