fuel fitting adapters
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how is everone using the walbro intank and then using a -8 or -10 feedline right outside the tank. An how can i make a -6 or -8 return line go to the stock tank. all this is going to be done with a 044 buy the fuel rail. Please post picks and where u got the fitting or how u converted it. thanks
You can buy a metric-to-8an adapter and use a 90 fitting. I've done it before, the only downfall is that you can really use that metal cover anymore. The fittings will hit it.
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They make a banjo to -8 fitting. I believe summit sells it, or just use two fuel injector clamps and flare the hard line. As for the return, I like to use the old factory feed line as the new return. It works well and saves on buying more braided hose and fittings.
I used goodridge 776-08-m14 m14 to -8AN banjo adapter. The cover still fits over the banjo adapter.
I had to hammer down the stays and avoid overtightening the banjo bolt until I can find a longer one.
I had to hammer down the stays and avoid overtightening the banjo bolt until I can find a longer one.
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yeah im tying to make well over 650whp on e85 with the intake walbro to -8 feed and inline 044 with ford racing 1680cc injectors. both pumps will be on boost a pumps. lmk what u think t1 tony. if i have things u think i should change to make my power goals then lmk what it is. thanks
btw: the intank will probally be switched to the areomotive 340 intank when it comes out.
btw: the intank will probally be switched to the areomotive 340 intank when it comes out.
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