i was wondering if it is ok to use this fuel filter? It seems really small and i've seen some people on h-t use it also.

i got this picture from another members thread but if you want me to take it off let me know

 

wouls just fine if you get the right noe

 

i was thinking of this one " http://store.summitracing.com/...w=sku "

what are the cons of running this small of a filter?

 

its the micron numbers that count not the physical size
from tank to pump run 80-100 micron
after pump before rail run 10-60 micron

 

I've got a -4AN earl filter I got from summit. Works fine just had to get an adapter since I had -3AN oil lines. I heard there was somebody, maybe stan@fast-turbo.com that sells a -3an.

 

what an size should i get? 3an line seems a bit small.

 

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-6an

 

so is it ok to use it for daily driving?

 

yes like i said micron levels are important not really the physical size

 

I run a jegs -8an compact with no problems. ( Street car )

 

how often does this filter need to be cleaned?

 

i havent seen any filter that you clean most of them are just exchangable cores

 

That filter is made for low psi. Its not meant for fuel injected setups.

 

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the one pictures is for CARB APPS ONLY!!!!

if you go to http://www.anplumbing.com they have an EFI filter...its black and gold. I have one on my car. REALLY nice.

 

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It works fine, i installed it in my car and im hitting 15 lbs and my afrs are dead nuts. In fact after switching to this style setup, my afrs where kinda rich at low rpms and low load.

 

I'm going to grab one of the Earls filters. They are good up to 75psi. The K20a2 operates at 50-52psi. It will be fine not to forget there are numerous people running these filters with no problems

 

you may want to look into a pleated filter. the one pictured can clog rather fast and need constant attention. a pleated filter has alot more surface area.