View Poll Results: Which fuel system?
FASS
1
20.00%
CPR
1
20.00%
AIR DOG
0
0%
SUPER DOG
0
0%
HOMEMADE
1
20.00%
SWAMPS DIESEL SYSTEM
2
40.00%
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Which Fuel System is the Best?
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Which Fuel System is the Best?
I am wanting to upgrade my fuel system and do away with the mechanical pump and bowl.Which aftermarket system is the best? Those of you that built your own could you please share what you used for a pump and filters? I am probably gonna build my own with a Super Duty pump and Racor Water Seperator or a Dahl 150 water seperator. Not sure which secondary filter to use. Also does anyone know if the Carter 74221 still available? I cannot find it anywhere.
FASS?
CPR?
AIR DOG?
SUPER DOG?
SWAMPS SYSTEM?
HOMEMADE?
FASS?
CPR?
AIR DOG?
SUPER DOG?
SWAMPS SYSTEM?
HOMEMADE?
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I voted Homemade. I haven't built mine yet but I have a few parts acquired. So far I have an Aeromotive Regulator and a SD fuel pump but I think its junk.....So I will be buying a Walbro pump then filters and heads from Napa. I will be running a primary filter in the 20-30 micron range and 2 micron secondary (post pump)filter. Hard lines up top feeding the rear of the heads with hard lines from the front of the heads to the regulator.
Building your own is a pain. Unless you have alot of the fittings on hand and lots of time for fittings and tweaking I would just buy a kit.
Building your own is a pain. Unless you have alot of the fittings on hand and lots of time for fittings and tweaking I would just buy a kit.
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I voted Homemade. I haven't built mine yet but I have a few parts acquired. So far I have an Aeromotive Regulator and a SD fuel pump but I think its junk.....So I will be buying a Walbro pump then filters and heads from Napa. I will be running a primary filter in the 20-30 micron range and 2 micron secondary (post pump)filter. Hard lines up top feeding the rear of the heads with hard lines from the front of the heads to the regulator.
Building your own is a pain. Unless you have alot of the fittings on hand and lots of time for fittings and tweaking I would just buy a kit.
Building your own is a pain. Unless you have alot of the fittings on hand and lots of time for fittings and tweaking I would just buy a kit.
Thanks for the feedback.
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Walbro pumps are pretty much stock replacement for the SD pump but cheaper and pump more fuel.
Walbro Inline Fuel Pumps
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ok thanks , I sure like Racor water seperators.
http://www.starmarinedepot.com/Racor...el+Filter.html
http://www.starmarinedepot.com/Racor...el+Filter.html
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