rotary1307cc

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I use a pedestal with dual 1/2npt inlets and outlets. Makes very easy to plumb dual pumps and normal fittings

For the 380 prefilter there is a really nice filter out there that screws right to the pump

Forcefed86

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These are supposed to be nice for a spin-on replacement too. listed at 2 micron. Believe it's diesel stuff? Friend just sent the link... I haven't tried them.

http://www.jayracing.com/index.php?m...ducts_id=62356

Lawhead

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Yeah I have two of them in a 044 Bracket trying to figure out my Y situation now, There is an Ebay seller with a Y manifold type deal but he hasn't got back to me about selling it separate

aknovaman

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Rancor sells these with 20,10 and 2 micron filters. I have both and pre filter my diesel through them. You can see any crud and water settle in the bottom before it enters the filters. Yes they work fine with e85 too.

$25 version is smaller.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Filter-...-/332369461358

Larger version for $50

https://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Diesel-...-/292149151801

Here is a ton of info in 2 micron filters including the cat diesel filters.
All work good with e85.

http://forums.tdiclub.com/showthread.php?t=352652

ttbestas

any of you guys ran those filters over 50psi? I guess that's the max flow rating for them.

Forcefed86

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Believe this has been asked already. But thats max suggested pressure for maximum flow. I've ran them at 70-80psi with no issues. They flow a ton as is. So it's a non-issue for most of us. I even put 120psi worth of shop air on them to try and deform or blow it up. It gave no visible signs of a problem.

truckdoug

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how are you guys mounting yours? i figured the lid would have bracket mounting holes or something...nope.

maybe just worm gear clamp the filter body to something?

i like my **** tidy

Forcefed86

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Use a "T" bolted to the frame. I used some tubing and 1/2" steel. Then hose clamp around the body to the "T". Super sturdy.

I clamped around the body on another build with too. Seems fine.

truckdoug

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^ thanks. that'll do!

Fishmasterdan

dragging up old news.
How have these been working? I was told by magnafuel I needed a 70 micron or larger pre pump and 25 micron or larger post pump. I am worried about these smaller micron filters restricting flow. Just for the record I have maxed out my A1000 pump and moving to a magnafuel 4303 for more flow.

truckdoug

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worked good for my last build..2 450's in the tank made 1074 wheel on e70

gonna do the same set up for my next build

panda240ss

i was looking at some of these on amazon, and i saw a few that were "cleanable" and was like hey not bad!! and also at a pretty decent price! not breaking the bank!

rotary1307cc

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The micron rating can't be too small post pump no matter the flow...

You just need to have enough filtering area at the flow desired so there isn't a pressure drop.. the lower the micron the more area needed at the same flow

Best thing I have done was go away from a magnafuel post filter and to a wix spin on. The filter has 2 inlets and 2 outlets, it makes plumbing dual pumps cake

Spin off, throw away, no messes..... Better filtering and much longer service intervals

panda240ss

dassss niceeeeee

boostnut

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Rotary, can that be set up for a single inlet? If so, do you have a part number for the dual inlet/outlet base?

rotary1307cc

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https://www.ebay.com/i/233197147640?...d652e3ffe24bdb

Yes no problem using a single inlet and outlet it includes plugs

rpturbo

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Since it took me some digging to find these 3/4" NPT to -8 AN, I thought I'd post the link just in case anyone else goes down this road.

https://www.redhorseperformance.com/...pt-male-black/

Bad Apache

What filter base are these for? My NAPA base used 1/2 NPT. I used Summit 220847B fittings.

rpturbo

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The base my local Farm & Home is currently selling has 3/4"

https://www.farmandhomesupply.com/gp...133527-01.html

Bad Apache

Garden hose capable, lol. That's a helluva big thread. Should be able to support anything you throw at it!