LS1 Fuel System setups
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LS1 Fuel System setups Hey guys,
I am doing an LS1 Swap into my LT1 car. I was wondering as far as adapting my fuel system to the LS1 motor. I had just put a new LT1 Pump in the car before I stopped driving it. So can I just use the quick connect adapters like this eBay auction link toff the lines at the pump http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...7515270&rd=1,1 Then run braided line up to some FAST Rails? Only thing is how would I make a return line like the LT1 setup had? Also does anyone know if those adapters are made in black? I wanna use Black Anodized fittings throughout the fuel system, but they would be on the bottom of the car, so if they aren't made it wont be too big of a deal...
If anyone has done this personally and don't wanna type it out in here, you can feel free to IM me on AIM @ MxRacer476 anytime thanks!! I wanna get the project started and running soon!! So I can finish putting the car back together...
I am doing an LS1 Swap into my LT1 car. I was wondering as far as adapting my fuel system to the LS1 motor. I had just put a new LT1 Pump in the car before I stopped driving it. So can I just use the quick connect adapters like this eBay auction link toff the lines at the pump http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...7515270&rd=1,1 Then run braided line up to some FAST Rails? Only thing is how would I make a return line like the LT1 setup had? Also does anyone know if those adapters are made in black? I wanna use Black Anodized fittings throughout the fuel system, but they would be on the bottom of the car, so if they aren't made it wont be too big of a deal...
If anyone has done this personally and don't wanna type it out in here, you can feel free to IM me on AIM @ MxRacer476 anytime thanks!! I wanna get the project started and running soon!! So I can finish putting the car back together...
Give me a call with some info on your setup and I will help you spec it out. You need some fittings from your current lines and a regulator just depends on your setup.
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