gregrob

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I'm looking at different filters that I can use for E85. I know the paper element filters dont like E85 so I'm going to a cleanable metal screen type. Looking at Aeromotive, Magna fuel and FORE filters right now.

Magna fuel has a good looking one for a lot cheaper than the others, just wondering what an adequate micron rating is for it to filter well yet not restrict flow.

The lowest they have is a 25 micron, Aeromotive has a 40.
Magnafuel
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/MRF-MP-7010/

Aeromotive
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/AEI-12335/

FORE
http://www.foreprecisionworks.com/F-10-fuel-filter.html

TrickFlow (100 micron)
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/TFS-23004/

Its tough finding a stainless steel element filter that is less than 25 microns. Magnafuel is the only one I've seen.

Anyone know of anything better?

Wicked94Z

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I have a small system one 4" 30 micron stainless postfilter that was 95 bucks and a big 10" long afco 63 micron prefilter that was like 60 bucks. My feed is -10... alot harder to find affordable filters with male ends in that size.

I was going to run a magnafuel, but those damn -10 orb > flare adapters are ******* expensive.

No Juice

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Here is what a stock fuel filter looks like after 4 yrs of E85 use. There is nothing wrong with it.

Nasty N8

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25 is plenty small enough. and really never had a problem with the factory and E85 either. Do I prefer stainless yes.

KRAZY K 2000 TA

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i ran a factory filter for two years on e85 and it didnt even look that dirty!!

camarols1

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I have a couple of the Aeromotive -10 filters with stainless 100micron elements for
$50 shipped each if you're interested.
They are mint, I just had to go to a -12 feed for my belt drive pump.
I would use a stainless aftermarket or OEM filter as some of the aftermarket paper style filters will not hold up to alcohol based fuels.

Jim

gregrob

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Jim, can you PM me the part numbers on those filters.

THanks