Summit racing fuel filters
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I bought a summit racing SS fuel line kit that comes with a fuel filter. The fuel filter is pretty tiny and only has one small screen. I am a little hesitant to use it over the oem fuel filter. Does anybody have any information or input about the summit fuel filter. I would really appreciate it. I actually own both, i just don't know which one i should install.
i have more faith in Summit than I do in god...
Ok, that may be a bit of a stretch...
Im sure it should do as its designed and work great... I say use it...
Ok, that may be a bit of a stretch...Im sure it should do as its designed and work great... I say use it...
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hmmmm i guess, it's just sooooo much smaller than stock. I guess i'll just keep an eye on it and make sure it does not get to dirty to fast.
like this?
i've had it for 6 months and no issues so far, but i haven't taken it apart yet, which i probably will here shortly, so i can let you know what i find
i've had it for 6 months and no issues so far, but i haven't taken it apart yet, which i probably will here shortly, so i can let you know what i find
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Originally Posted by Storm_Rider
it's not the size of the boat but its motion in the ocean

but yeah like hawkze said, theres already a prefilter screen at the fuel pump, so you should be fine. if that smaller filter gets to the point of plugging up, i think you have bigger problems, haha.
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^ lol
Okay, thanks guys for the quick responces. I'll install it and just keep an eye on it. I plan on pulling the fuel pump and dropping the gas thank next week so i'll clean everything when i do that as well to insure no old deposits.
Okay, thanks guys for the quick responces. I'll install it and just keep an eye on it. I plan on pulling the fuel pump and dropping the gas thank next week so i'll clean everything when i do that as well to insure no old deposits.
Originally Posted by Eddiebx
is that what you tell the ladies too? 


prudz_lude, you should take some pics and put a write up if you're going to drop the tank and clean it, if it looks easy i think a lot of people will try
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yah i am going to make a little write up on how to install this (even though its pretty straight forward) so i guess i'll just incoporate dropping the tank and installing the fuel pump at the same time. It will be like a fuel system overhaul
the fuel tank is only held up by a couple bolts.
the fuel tank is only held up by a couple bolts.
yeah, its only a couple bolts but is a bitch to manhandle around and there are a ton of little BS hoses to screw with, i can only recommend that when you reinstall it use the aid of a jack to put it in position, its a bear trying to get it in position by yourself
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