Speed Inc Fuel Systems
07-11-2005, 06:49 PM
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Speed Inc Fuel Systems Does anyone have any experience with this product below? Is it hard to drill the stock tank? I am looking to be around 650hp and want to make sure the fuel system is right.
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Race Fuel System Kit - 1
700HP Race Fuel System, F-body for use with STOCK tank, requires drilling stock tank and installing a bulkhead fitting, includes:
-Bosch 420L 700+HP pump
-Billet Filter w/stainless element
-Billet Fuel Pressure regulator (boost ready)
-Billet LS1 or LT1 rails
-Autometer 0-100 Fuel pressure gauge
-All necessary braided lines and fittings
Includes everything needed from start-to-finish
-For Aeromotive Comp Eliminator pump, add $100
-Allow 2-3 weeks for delivery
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FUELSYS1 Race Fuel System 1 $999.99
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Kane
Speed Inc
Race Fuel System Kit - 1
700HP Race Fuel System, F-body for use with STOCK tank, requires drilling stock tank and installing a bulkhead fitting, includes:
-Bosch 420L 700+HP pump
-Billet Filter w/stainless element
-Billet Fuel Pressure regulator (boost ready)
-Billet LS1 or LT1 rails
-Autometer 0-100 Fuel pressure gauge
-All necessary braided lines and fittings
Includes everything needed from start-to-finish
-For Aeromotive Comp Eliminator pump, add $100
-Allow 2-3 weeks for delivery
itemno description price buy
FUELSYS1 Race Fuel System 1 $999.99
Thanks,
Kane
07-12-2005, 10:50 PM
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Has anyone drilled and installed the bulkhead fitting in the plastic tank? Is it a smart thing to do or should I just go with an aluminum sumped race tank.
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07-15-2005, 05:51 AM
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I have checked into this as well. It seems like the few I have talked with had mixed opinions on the bulk fittings.
I am having a hard time finding someone that makes the sumped tanks.
Nasty Performance is working on one with a sending unit for stock guage, but seems like he is too busy to get it going.
If you find anything, please let me know.
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I am having a hard time finding someone that makes the sumped tanks.
Nasty Performance is working on one with a sending unit for stock guage, but seems like he is too busy to get it going.
If you find anything, please let me know.
Thanks
07-15-2005, 08:12 AM
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I have done one plastic tank with a bulkhead fitting and it worked fine. It is not my personal choice, but it will work. Your guage will also act as normal -- its just a float -- as long as you don't damage it pulling it out.
As for the kit -- I purchased one of them awhile ago and was not impressed. There was not enough line to get from the front to the back for feed and return, and not enough fittings. And when called about the above and also for a general idea of how they preffered to route everything they were no help. I ended up having to spend another couple hundered bucks getting the necessary equipment to finish the job.
As for the kit -- I purchased one of them awhile ago and was not impressed. There was not enough line to get from the front to the back for feed and return, and not enough fittings. And when called about the above and also for a general idea of how they preffered to route everything they were no help. I ended up having to spend another couple hundered bucks getting the necessary equipment to finish the job.
