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hammertime 12-28-2012 04:27 PM


Originally Posted by TheRabbit

Originally Posted by hammertime
Try running one with the filter and then take the element out, you may be shocked.

I never run one after the pump, to much restriction.

That's actually backward. Pump is gravity fed with pressure on the out side.

I don't run one before the pump. :wink:

A/B test one with the filter before and after the pump, report back with the egt and o2 readings ;) I've seen it first hand (atleast with a 8an earls in line filters after pump) they can cause a bit of restriction.

I quit running filters and use a outterwears filter when pumping fuel now.

TheRabbit 12-28-2012 04:41 PM

NO WAY I'm running a 8an filter.

The BG filter is screwed directly into the Areomotive pump on mine.
Feeding this with an 8 aint' gonna happen. lol

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hammertime 12-29-2012 05:15 AM

8 an from the pump is common on just about any fuel log application.

ps ... that looks cool as hell !!

wazup 12-29-2012 08:13 AM

Dam Rabbit i think you need a 20an to feed all that lol. Thats a bad a$$ looking setup you got. Love it.

reno2486 05-03-2013 10:44 PM

u see Aeromotive, they suggest associate degree alcohol one hundred fifty steel mesh filter before the pump and a paper forty mesh filter before the carb. i assume everybody did not move to an equivalent filter faculty in school.

I simply use the one hundred fifty mesh before the pump. Not an excessive amount of restriction, nonetheless keeps out any larger debri from reaching to the needle and seat on a carb.
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