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having just done the hutch mod, that filter kit is very nice. You can however save by piecing it yourself (but they take so much of the leg work out of it) so it comes down to wether or not you want to run around or just spend the money
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With todays prices "running around" will add up quick!
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Originally Posted by indebt
nevermind I just read...... "annually"
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I, too, am a proud owner/installer of the ITP kit. I went the extra mile and installed a Carter fuel lift pump as well.
The Carter pump install was not a "kit" install, meaning that I had to locate the material for and fab an additional mounting bracket, locate & purchase all the encessary wire and wiring connectors and relay switch, design a waterproof box in which to house all the undercab wiring connections, and then install the "home made kit".
Compare the the ITP in-tank kit. I had to drop my tank, follow the detailed instructions, install the parts, and remount the tank. Everything was there! The SS tubing was already the right length with the right bends. Not even one single trip to the store to install the ITP kit, compared to about 4 different trips to various combinations of Home Depot and parts supply stores for my "lift pump kit".
Go with ITP... it's worth every penny for the the simplicity!
The Carter pump install was not a "kit" install, meaning that I had to locate the material for and fab an additional mounting bracket, locate & purchase all the encessary wire and wiring connectors and relay switch, design a waterproof box in which to house all the undercab wiring connections, and then install the "home made kit".
Compare the the ITP in-tank kit. I had to drop my tank, follow the detailed instructions, install the parts, and remount the tank. Everything was there! The SS tubing was already the right length with the right bends. Not even one single trip to the store to install the ITP kit, compared to about 4 different trips to various combinations of Home Depot and parts supply stores for my "lift pump kit".
Go with ITP... it's worth every penny for the the simplicity!
