FASS fuel system
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Joined: Jul 2007
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Ever consider AirDog?
SolidGround hipped me to them... www.pureflowtechnologies.com
I run the SuperDog 250, nothing else in my fuel line, with a sumped tank. But AirDog has a 100/150 set-up that rivals (or was copied by) FASS.
FWIW, I ran a FASS 100/150 setup at first, but now with the superdoggie, I know I'm covered. I have no quarum with the FASS system, I gave it a chance.
SolidGround hipped me to them... www.pureflowtechnologies.com
I run the SuperDog 250, nothing else in my fuel line, with a sumped tank. But AirDog has a 100/150 set-up that rivals (or was copied by) FASS.
FWIW, I ran a FASS 100/150 setup at first, but now with the superdoggie, I know I'm covered. I have no quarum with the FASS system, I gave it a chance.
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Joined: Mar 2007
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From: I'm there!
Originally Posted by ts_stroker
yea i've heard of them but never seen a truck or heard of a truck with one on it every diesel round here as a FASS or stock. but thanks
http://www.FTEs diesel forums.com/fo...airdog-187120/
So, you're looking for a 'complete fuel/air seperation system' or an 'FASS' in particularly...
www.dieselpp.com
A complete system can be had from sight sponsors and others, but IMO you're better off putting your own together.
An 'FASS' air/water/seperator like Robby shelved (better than the bs Carter/dahl he had before the FASS) copies the AirDog with the exception in filters and seperators, where Pure Flow Technologies (AirDog) incorporates a pump and filter housing, they use filters and water seperators made by them for them. Diesel Performance Products (FASS) incorporates a very similar pump/filter mount but uses filters of your choice, ie Fleetguard, Dahl.
In the end it's purely choice and what you're after in performance. The importance being FILTRATION. Don't just drive your truck. Love it, spoil it, and treat it well. These PSD's are extremely rewarding.
