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Old Apr 26, 2009 | 11:28 AM
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Fuel lines and fuel set up?

Hey guys, I need someone here to go over with me what exactly needs to be done with my fuel set up. I'm going to be running a walboro in tank and a Bosch 044 in line pump. Fic 1450cc injectors. And an Aeromotive fuel rail. I'm probably going to pick up a FPR kit from STM or MAPerformance that includeds all the lines I need to go from the FPR to the rail.

I still need to figure out what needs to be done about the Feed and return lines. I've heard of people running a new feed line and using the old feed line as a return, How exactly is that done and what amount of lines and fittings are needed?
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Old Apr 26, 2009 | 09:53 PM
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Originally Posted by epson1
Hey guys, I need someone here to go over with me what exactly needs to be done with my fuel set up. I'm going to be running a walboro in tank and a Bosch 044 in line pump. Fic 1450cc injectors. And an Aeromotive fuel rail. I'm probably going to pick up a FPR kit from STM or MAPerformance that includeds all the lines I need to go from the FPR to the rail.

I still need to figure out what needs to be done about the Feed and return lines. I've heard of people running a new feed line and using the old feed line as a return, How exactly is that done and what amount of lines and fittings are needed?


Give me a call at the shop when you get a chance so I can give you a hand.
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Old Apr 26, 2009 | 10:03 PM
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Emery: What exactly does the "stock block" designation in your sig mean? Would that be an unbuttoned, stock longblock? Or is it the stock cylinder block with all new guts. I am just curious. Sorry for the OT.
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Old Apr 26, 2009 | 10:17 PM
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Emery: What exactly does the "stock block" designation in your sig mean? Would that be an unbuttoned, stock longblock? Or is it the stock cylinder block with all new guts. I am just curious. Sorry for the OT.

It means just that. It was a Stock long block with the exception of cams and head studs. Everything else was un touched. No port work, no nothing


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Old Apr 26, 2009 | 11:33 PM
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It's quite ironic STM posted in here. I was going to get most of my fuel parts from you guys anyways. cept you sold my used front facing 35r kit out from under me haha =P
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