Custom fuel system install pictures needed
11-30-2010, 08:17 AM
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Custom fuel system install pictures needed
I just got a Lonnie's Performance fuel system and would like to see some pictures of installs you guys have done. Like fuel pressure regulator placement, where you ran your fuel lines, etc. I need some ideas on how to do it. Thanks guys.
11-30-2010, 09:26 AM
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Here's something you could duplicate on any intake.
It's simple, fuel comes into one side, crosses over to the other side, gets regulated, then take a return line to the tank.
It's simple, fuel comes into one side, crosses over to the other side, gets regulated, then take a return line to the tank.
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https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...=418960&page=3
post 109ish,
But since u have a tvs these dont apply much^^^
post 109ish,
But since u have a tvs these dont apply much^^^
11-30-2010, 07:17 PM
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https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...=418960&page=3
post 109ish,
But since u have a tvs these dont apply much^^^
post 109ish,
But since u have a tvs these dont apply much^^^
Thanks for helping.
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One thing I like to do when routing a fuel system is pressurize the fuel rails first, then regulate it. It always works out better, whether it be dual feeds or a Y block, get fuel to the rails first.
As for your question, no. It doesn't need to be that close, you can mount it on the firewall or down on the frame, whatever is easy for your setup.
As for your question, no. It doesn't need to be that close, you can mount it on the firewall or down on the frame, whatever is easy for your setup.
11-30-2010, 08:09 PM
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One thing I like to do when routing a fuel system is pressurize the fuel rails first, then regulate it. It always works out better, whether it be dual feeds or a Y block, get fuel to the rails first.
As for your question, no. It doesn't need to be that close, you can mount it on the firewall or down on the frame, whatever is easy for your setup.
As for your question, no. It doesn't need to be that close, you can mount it on the firewall or down on the frame, whatever is easy for your setup.