feed and return line size?
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feed and return line size?
I have a Rick's tank with built in A1000. The feed is at the top of that pump which I think is a -10. Have a -8 return fitting welded in with 2 vents
I am feeding a twin turbo, 68's, 408. 1000cc 95lb injectors. 1000 horse motor.
My plan was to run -10 all the way out the tank to the raills and then returnning with -8? Is that overkill? Should I run -12 to post filter and then -10 from there to the rail?
I am feeding a twin turbo, 68's, 408. 1000cc 95lb injectors. 1000 horse motor.
My plan was to run -10 all the way out the tank to the raills and then returnning with -8? Is that overkill? Should I run -12 to post filter and then -10 from there to the rail?
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i have a similar setup but only expecting 850hp, im gonnna run a -8 feed, then a -10 return to aid in cooling the fuel as it returns to tank. just my opinion. i think you will be fine on a -8 feed because even most say -8 will support 1400hp. just leave yourself some room. this might save you some money too since fuel hose and an fittings are made of gold lol
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Would -6 be ok.for under 500 hp? & anyone know.if its.illegal to use russel/earls braided lines in california? A lot of car laws in california are the same in camada. excuse my spelling, my phone is being difficult