DIY standalone low pressure fuel system with pics.
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DIY standalone low pressure fuel system with pics.
Thought I would post up some pics of my low pressure stand alone system for those who have been looking for such.
My battery is relocated to the back and I have s different overflow can as can be seen in photos.
The fuel cell is a 1 gal. RCI: +/- $100
RCI-2010A
Fuel pump is a Holley Blue and holley 803 regulator: +/- $130
Combo part # for summit: HLY-12-802-1
Misc fuel line and fittings $50 to $100 depending on your preferences.
P.S.
This is a race car not a SHOW car...lol
My battery is relocated to the back and I have s different overflow can as can be seen in photos.
The fuel cell is a 1 gal. RCI: +/- $100
RCI-2010A
Fuel pump is a Holley Blue and holley 803 regulator: +/- $130
Combo part # for summit: HLY-12-802-1
Misc fuel line and fittings $50 to $100 depending on your preferences.
P.S.
This is a race car not a SHOW car...lol
Last edited by rickou812; 11-12-2010 at 01:49 PM.
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Damn I know I’m bring a post up from the dead but, this is what I looking to do.
Will the Holy blue have enough psi to run my 100 wet shot? And will I have to re-jet my system for this?
I already have the RCI stand alone fuel Cell.
I have the TNT F2 Kit with Power ring.
39 nitrous
22 fuel
Will the Holy blue have enough psi to run my 100 wet shot? And will I have to re-jet my system for this?
I already have the RCI stand alone fuel Cell.
I have the TNT F2 Kit with Power ring.
39 nitrous
22 fuel