Fuel Line: Dual or Single
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Ive got 1992 k1500 that im swapping a 2003 lq4
The trucks old fuel system has a feed and return line.
The intake and fuel rails i have from the 2003 motor has a regulator on the rail and a return line.
Will it be easier/cheaper to cap off the return line and use a corvette filter with the regulator.
OR
Is it easier to keep the return line and does that mean i have to get new lines for the feed and return?
The trucks old fuel system has a feed and return line.
The intake and fuel rails i have from the 2003 motor has a regulator on the rail and a return line.
Will it be easier/cheaper to cap off the return line and use a corvette filter with the regulator.
OR
Is it easier to keep the return line and does that mean i have to get new lines for the feed and return?
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Ive got 1992 k1500 that im swapping a 2003 lq4
The trucks old fuel system has a feed and return line.
The intake and fuel rails i have from the 2003 motor has a regulator on the rail and a return line.
Will it be easier/cheaper to cap off the return line and use a corvette filter with the regulator.
OR
Is it easier to keep the return line and does that mean i have to get new lines for the feed and return?
The trucks old fuel system has a feed and return line.
The intake and fuel rails i have from the 2003 motor has a regulator on the rail and a return line.
Will it be easier/cheaper to cap off the return line and use a corvette filter with the regulator.
OR
Is it easier to keep the return line and does that mean i have to get new lines for the feed and return?