TurboLark

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Though I would add what I found.

Here in my are of SoCal..the WIX 33737 goes for 45-52 bucks.
CSK(Oreilly) also sells one marked Microguard 33737 (same part number as WIX so maybe made by WIX?) for 19.99.

BAD ASS K5

Found my fuel filter at napa for $34.50

LSCha0s

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Micrguard is made by purolator .... I bought the wix as well, i would rather be safe.

woopow

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just for more info on fittings if you want to run AN fittings and hose ...Russell Performance fittings/adapters...heres a link to Summit Racings page with them

http://www.summitracing.com/search/B...?Ns=Rank%7cAsc

and filter/regulator assemblies...

http://www.summitracing.com/search/D...?Ns=Rank%7cAsc

Hope this helps guys...

p.s. new member and first post... names kenny

LSCha0s

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Thanks, I'm about to order some of this stuff.

CutLS

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Wow that Microguard price is tempting. I haven't dealt with Wix enough to know they are a reliable brand. I think I may pay more for something I know will work but then again I really don't want to spend $70 for something that I can get for $20.

woopow

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Just to update I went with this filter and adapter kit
http://www.speedwaymotors.com/LS1-Fu...Kit,41791.html

1989GTA

That is a good deal depending on what fuel lines one will be using. By the way I just bought the WIX filter on Ebay for $30.00 shipped.

wayneosan

FYI, I have made over 1,000 HP fuel injected, with-6 or 3/8 fuel line.
If you have any doubt you can go to the experts on fuel,

http://www.weldonracing.com/catalog.phtml

Get the catalog and look at the last page. It gives fuel flow to size line and that will tell you what HP you can generate. The only variable is the type of fuel you are running.

Hope this helps UN-complicate your fuel systems.

Wayne@t1racedevelopment

BLWN1

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Good info

ShredSled

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Anyone reading here know if it matters (safe?) or not if I mount this Fuel filter/FPR to my firewall behind the engine?
If not on the firewall, how about the back of the drivers side head?
Does this have to be grounded to the frame?

chevelleluvr

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your gonna get a lot of mixed answers on this, I have seen a lot under the engine bay on the firewall that have worked great, i have never seen one mounted to the drivers side head (just me im not gonna do that) mine have always been mounted on frame somewhere....

ShredSled

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Mixes answers for sure.
I ended up mounting it right on the fuel rail. Works great.
I may end up relocating to frame rail if I ever get more hose and fittings.