Fuel pressure isolator
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Fuel pressure isolator
I'm finally installing the gauge package in my Ex and I wonder where anyone has found to be the best place to mount the fuel pressure isolator. I was hunting around, and thought maybe one of you could help. Also, while I'm here, I have a quad pod, egt, boost, trans, and fuel, what has anyone found to be the most popular order of placement top to bottom? Thanks for any help. Dave.
Laughing Gas
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i would tap the cap and use a 90 Deg fitting..im not sure if the test port is before the filters or not...so if you had a plugged filter condition it might not show there....Egt in plain sight. I would prob go in order with the most changing...being EGT,Boost,FP,Tranny.
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I too am interested in this topic. I am going to install a 4 gauge pod in a customer's 06 in a week or two and he is wanting the fuel pressure monitored. I also plan to install a reg. return fuel system on his truck after this gauge install... On some of the regulators used, is there any fuel pressure port on them?
Tuned
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I know there are billet caps available that have a test post in the top of them, I can't remember where I saw them but they had caps for both the oil and fuel filters. If I can remember where I saw them I'll post the link. 
