Whitey Gets E-Fuel
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My favorite thing about efuel is NO LEAKS! Then the ease of changing the IPR, clean valley and the absence of the fuel bowl.
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Originally Posted by BuddyBarnes
I have run fuel manager filters for years now and it is like 36 micron pre and and 2 micron post filter. And yes, if I remember correct stock is 5 micron
Originally Posted by ReBilld
I think this may be my favorite part of e-fuel! LOL!
Originally Posted by oldbird1965
My favorite thing about efuel is NO LEAKS! Then the ease of changing the IPR, clean valley and the absence of the fuel bowl.
Well, HE lives!!! I won't even go into the two debacles I put myself in, but I will say that it runs extremely well and doesn't leak anywhere so far at any fitting. I'm keeping my fingers crossed.
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That's great Byron! You don't have to talk about your debacles because I won't talk about mine putting the water injection back on, lol.
Forgot another great advantage of efuel. WOT and the needle just sits on 68 psi and doesn't move!
and what's this doc. stuff? lol
Forgot another great advantage of efuel. WOT and the needle just sits on 68 psi and doesn't move!
and what's this doc. stuff? lol
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Originally Posted by oldbird1965
That's great Byron! You don't have to talk about your debacles because I won't talk about mine putting the water injection back on, lol.
Forgot another great advantage of efuel. WOT and the needle just sits on 68 psi and doesn't move!
and what's this doc. stuff? lol
Forgot another great advantage of efuel. WOT and the needle just sits on 68 psi and doesn't move!
and what's this doc. stuff? lol
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And 5 micron is really plenty. Many injectors have run 300k miles on stock filtration with no issues. I like the better filtration, but it's not imperative.
You and me both!
I concur doctor.
Well, HE lives!!! I won't even go into the two debacles I put myself in, but I will say that it runs extremely well and doesn't leak anywhere so far at any fitting. I'm keeping my fingers crossed.
You and me both!
I concur doctor.
Well, HE lives!!! I won't even go into the two debacles I put myself in, but I will say that it runs extremely well and doesn't leak anywhere so far at any fitting. I'm keeping my fingers crossed.
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