new fuel system what size lines?
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new fuel system what size lines? gonna redo my fuels system soon, trying to get everything together.
Gonna put another pump intake to go with my walbro 340. ill have it come on under boost.Probably use the CAS vacuum/boost regulator, billit fuel rails, and get some bigger lines all of which feed my 55lbers.
Needs to support over 900rwhp, incase i need to up it even further with bigger injectors.
what size lines should i use? should i go with a braided line or something like speed inks -10 aluminum line?
i talked to a few guys and they said i could use my current feed line as a return line, is that true, is it big enough?
Gonna put another pump intake to go with my walbro 340. ill have it come on under boost.Probably use the CAS vacuum/boost regulator, billit fuel rails, and get some bigger lines all of which feed my 55lbers.
Needs to support over 900rwhp, incase i need to up it even further with bigger injectors.
what size lines should i use? should i go with a braided line or something like speed inks -10 aluminum line?
i talked to a few guys and they said i could use my current feed line as a return line, is that true, is it big enough?
Re: new fuel system what size lines? I'm hoping for 700rwhp or more thru a T400, and I am going to run -10 to the front, and have it Y into -8 to each rail or we will run the rails in series.
Re: new fuel system what size lines? i have a single -8 to the front, its crossectional area is over twice that of the stock line, and we have seen those support 600rwhp.
i have my old pressure line as the return. as long as you dont run both pumps at idle, it is sufficient
my install is in sig link
i have my old pressure line as the return. as long as you dont run both pumps at idle, it is sufficient
my install is in sig link
