fuel line help!!
#1
On The Tree
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: AZ
Posts: 115
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
fuel line help!!
ok guys what would be the easiest and cheapest way to get fuel to my ls1 powered nova. i've heard of the 255 walbro. anyone have any helpful info. it was previously a 350/t350 combo and now ls1/4l60e. again advice is greatly appreciated
#2
I used a Tanks inc, in tank pump with corvette External filter/Regulator. with my stock tank.
#5
On The Tree
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: AZ
Posts: 115
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
na man thank you for that. alot of people get annoyed of doin that. thats why i love car people we're always down to help other people and about how much did that run u? this is sort of a budget build so lookin for the cheapest way to do it but at the same time for it to work well
#6
na man thank you for that. alot of people get annoyed of doin that. thats why i love car people we're always down to help other people and about how much did that run u? this is sort of a budget build so lookin for the cheapest way to do it but at the same time for it to work well
The corvette Reg/filter is around 30.00 to 50.00.
You can use an external fuel pump, but it might need to be gravity fed, im not sure on that one. most likely you would have to sump your tank for that.
THere are many options for getting the fuel to the rail.
Steel braid
Aluminum tube
Nylon
and more
I Used Steel braid, it cost around 200 for all the fittings and hose.
#7
On The Tree
iTrader: (1)
I used the walbro, corvette regulator and summit fabric braided line and summit An fittings. the braided is cheaper than SS, but not much more than autozone FI hose.
I still have the stock 69 tank, but put a hollowed out fuel filter inline between the tank and pump inlet to act as a fuel "capacitor". I'll repost in a few weeks to let everyone know if i have any starvation issues under cornering/acceleration.
FYI, fuel flow to the walbro pump is in the direction going towards the electrical connectors. --otherwise you get fuel tank bubbles
good luck
I still have the stock 69 tank, but put a hollowed out fuel filter inline between the tank and pump inlet to act as a fuel "capacitor". I'll repost in a few weeks to let everyone know if i have any starvation issues under cornering/acceleration.
FYI, fuel flow to the walbro pump is in the direction going towards the electrical connectors. --otherwise you get fuel tank bubbles
good luck
Trending Topics
#8
I used the walbro, corvette regulator and summit fabric braided line and summit An fittings. the braided is cheaper than SS, but not much more than autozone FI hose.
I still have the stock 69 tank, but put a hollowed out fuel filter inline between the tank and pump inlet to act as a fuel "capacitor". I'll repost in a few weeks to let everyone know if i have any starvation issues under cornering/acceleration.
FYI, fuel flow to the walbro pump is in the direction going towards the electrical connectors. --otherwise you get fuel tank bubbles
good luck
I still have the stock 69 tank, but put a hollowed out fuel filter inline between the tank and pump inlet to act as a fuel "capacitor". I'll repost in a few weeks to let everyone know if i have any starvation issues under cornering/acceleration.
FYI, fuel flow to the walbro pump is in the direction going towards the electrical connectors. --otherwise you get fuel tank bubbles
good luck
Fuel tank bubbles, that would have been a good laugh at the time.
#10