Dekorum

Why do people with EG's tilt their fuel filters when the OEM position is up right. I think EKs might be OEM tilted though.. Just always wondered that. I am hoping its not some "JDM yo" thing..

For example,

grumblemarc

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Is this serious?

94EG8

'92 - '94 Civics have an upright filter with both lines entering and exiting from the top, in '95 Honda changed to a tilted fuel filter with fuel entering the bottom and exiting the top. No JDM trend, now be quiet before you start one '96 - '00 Civics and '97 - '01 CR-Vs use a tilted filter for all years.

Dekorum

Haha, then I must have been seeing a **** load of 95s.

Dekorum

Thank you for clearing that up though. Yeah, grumblemarc, this is serious. Is that not an acceptable question? Why are some filters tilted and some upright... Damn that question is so dumb, I won't even take it seriously.

grumblemarc

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How serious can a tilted or not tilted filter be? What? Is there more horsepower to be gained from a tilt? Other than aesthetics it really isn't important. It's like when a little kid asks why the sky is blue and you answer "Just because".

Dekorum

Okay, I understand where your coming from more now. But still, c'mon. I've never actually known. I have a 92 Civic so I've always thought all EGs were supposed to be up right. I notice little things and they annoy me. So I see another car with a tilted one and I'm like... is this some (now this is where the thing you said comes into play) "more horsepower to be gained from a tilt"-ed fuel filter type ****!?

hannslebo

Yea...I am in Atl GA and there seems to be alot more 95's than other years. I had a 95 with the tilt and now I have a 94 with upright. I think I like the tilted better!

grumblemarc

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Well I guess the question is answered. NO one is tilting any fuel filters. They come that way. There is no option from the factory to order it either way. it's not a trend. It's not a fad. If you don't like it tilted what do you do? Order a straightening bracket kit from PWJDM?

98civdx

^ Or, order a bracket for a car that had them mounted straight?

Dekorum

LOL yeah theres definitely no need to change the way yours is. If its a 92-94 keep it straight, 95 keep it tilted. I never said it was cool or a trend or a +10 whp-er.

98civdx

Plenty of reasons to change it, it's ugly, and it can be a PITA to change.

I'm going with hidden inline filter.

hyperblu

I do it cause it's JDM tyte yo

burningrex

I thought my question was dumb!

Dekorum

Yeah, but how often do you really need to change your fuel filter? Like once in your life?

hyperblu

The meticulous car owner will change it every 15,000 miles.. Quite often if you ask me...

98civdx

I think Honda said something about every 30k? or less?

It's just one of those things that can clean up the bay.

Dekorum

Yeah its 30k according to Honda. I guess it cleans it up if your doing a massive tuck, but IMHO the picture I posted in the original post is a perfect tuck and still shows the fuel filter =P

98civdx

Bay definitely looks good. I'd leave the batter, lose the filter, S2k clutch MC, Tucked clutch line, leave AC, tuck engine/headlight harness.

alphalanos

Lol pwjdm fuel filter bracket.

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98civdx

Don't give them free idea's!!!

94EG8

The fuel feed line coming from the tank is also different.

Sonia's Driver

FYI, the sky is blue due to Rayleigh Scattering. This effect also causes the sun to appear yellow instead of white, and the beautiful color change during sunsets and rises. If the planet had more or less gravity, with correspondingly more or less atmosphere, the sky would be a different color.