fuel line size? -6 feed or waht?
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Re: fuel line size? -6 feed or waht? (JiSATSU RaceR)
I've made 450 on stock lines before so I don't know what the limit would be. I would guess somwhere around 500-550whp.
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Re: fuel line size? -6 feed or waht? (ptran13)
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Re: fuel line size? -6 feed or waht? (paul_vang)
what do you guys think will be suuficient up to 550whp(jsut to be safe)...I'm only trying for 450, but whatever
is -6 feed and -8 return too small?
should I go -8 feed and -8(or -10) return?
is -6 feed and -8 return too small?
should I go -8 feed and -8(or -10) return?
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Re: fuel line size? -6 feed or waht? (3"downpipe)
Nobody is really answering Pauls question............Tony1 said they made 450hp on stock lines, some have said -8 would be good, but what will -6 support? It sounds like -6 should fine for 450hp.
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Re: fuel line size? -6 feed or waht? (Farnsrocket)
-6 will go beyond 450. -8 is huge for a fuel line. I would guess that -6 will take you to at least 600 HP. On my buddy's Nova we ran hard 1/2" line (-8) from the pump to the engine bay and ran lines from a dist block there to his carb and fogger nozzles.
He was making about 500 WHP plus using a 150 shot.
Also, before I had asked why everybody was using 6 feed AND return. I used a 4 for a return and had no problems, but he was saying just to be safe you might want to run the same size return as the feed to make sure no pressure builds in the return line
[Modified by Hatchblack, 5:33 PM 9/27/2002]
He was making about 500 WHP plus using a 150 shot.
Also, before I had asked why everybody was using 6 feed AND return. I used a 4 for a return and had no problems, but he was saying just to be safe you might want to run the same size return as the feed to make sure no pressure builds in the return line
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Re: fuel line size? -6 feed or waht? (tony1)
Yeah, -8 feed and -6 return will be plenty.
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