MGMC

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yes sir! i work at a intermediate maintenance facility for aircraft parts, so ill fab up some aluminum brackets at work

also, will i need to add a inline filter since im getting rid of that regulator/filter in the bucket or will the sock be enough??

blown02408

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a high flow filter inline after the pump would be a good idea.

Atomic

iTrader: (42)

Did you ever complete the swap over to return style?

MGMC

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yeah man, got here all done! 255 in the tank with a 044 on the rail, all new wiring and braided lines, fast rails

Turbo 6.0

How much power are you making to max out the walbro pump? I am just curious how far that pump can go....

MGMC

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i was only able to get the a/f down to 12.6 (11.0 commanded) under 10-12lbs boost with the walbro+returnless style. From what i have read, other people have taken them further with no issues, but it just wouldnt work for me. On the dyno i made 505rwhp running lean. i havent been to the dyno since the conversion.

ShredSled

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Hate to dig up an old thread, but I'm getting ready to go through my fuel system and it sounds like I want to go with exactly what you have.

How much of each line did you end up using?
Happen to have any photos handy?

Also, I thought I remember reading somewhere that you routed your fuel lines up to the firewall or something. Any reason for this routing over going above trans?

I'd appreciate any input!

MGMC

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I got all the line from summit (-8 feed, -6 return). i dont know how much exactly i used but one order from summit was plenty.

I actually have no photos of the conversion (except top engine bay). but i routed the lines along the inside frame rail all the way inside the fender then up to to the regulator (reg was mounted on the hood ground strap point).

i just wanted to keep everything simple and not have the lines crossing over and such. its a straight shot from the 044 on the rail to the engine bay