DIY Regulated Return w/fuel bowl delete.
#18
12-14-2009, 08:49 AM
Very good setup.
I have a question though, and it seems like most people do this.
Why did oyu use the cheap worm clamps instead of the correct high pressure fuel clamps. They are not much more money, and they are a way better seal. No matter what the pressure, If its dealing with fuel, I always use a tbolt 360* style clamp. And they dont strip out like the smaller diameter clamps when you try and tighten them.
Im just always concerned about fuel related items. Watch them and make sure they do not leak after a while.
I have a question though, and it seems like most people do this.
Why did oyu use the cheap worm clamps instead of the correct high pressure fuel clamps. They are not much more money, and they are a way better seal. No matter what the pressure, If its dealing with fuel, I always use a tbolt 360* style clamp. And they dont strip out like the smaller diameter clamps when you try and tighten them.
Im just always concerned about fuel related items. Watch them and make sure they do not leak after a while.
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12-14-2009, 04:58 PM
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12-19-2009, 03:40 PM
Very good setup.
I have a question though, and it seems like most people do this.
Why did oyu use the cheap worm clamps instead of the correct high pressure fuel clamps. They are not much more money, and they are a way better seal. No matter what the pressure, If its dealing with fuel, I always use a tbolt 360* style clamp. And they dont strip out like the smaller diameter clamps when you try and tighten them.
Im just always concerned about fuel related items. Watch them and make sure they do not leak after a while.
I have a question though, and it seems like most people do this.
Why did oyu use the cheap worm clamps instead of the correct high pressure fuel clamps. They are not much more money, and they are a way better seal. No matter what the pressure, If its dealing with fuel, I always use a tbolt 360* style clamp. And they dont strip out like the smaller diameter clamps when you try and tighten them.
Im just always concerned about fuel related items. Watch them and make sure they do not leak after a while.
Where can I get them???
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12-19-2009, 03:43 PM
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12-19-2009, 06:49 PM
I'm confused on which lines you have connected to your regulator??? Can you list out which fuel lines are connected to the regulator and where please. And what was the thinking on putting the gauge on the right side of the regulator vs using the port on the regulator designed for that? Just curious and always ready to learn different ways of doing it.
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12-19-2009, 08:29 PM
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I'm confused on which lines you have connected to your regulator??? Can you list out which fuel lines are connected to the regulator and where please. And what was the thinking on putting the gauge on the right side of the regulator vs using the port on the regulator designed for that? Just curious and always ready to learn different ways of doing it.
I have the gauge inline because the regulator didn't have the port for a gauge.
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12-20-2009, 10:47 AM