Aftermarket fuel pump
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From: hamilton
Aftermarket fuel pump
What are everyones opinion on the aftermarket systems?I have a buddy that runs a raptor air dog sysyem on his dodge and it works great and is considerably cheaper than the fass system.The design is virtually identical as from what i understand the guy who built the raptor used to work for fass.Thanks in advance.Ryan.
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From: Fredericksburg USA
I was ready to jump on this train too while installing a larger fuel tank. I was looking at FASS until I found out that the new Airdog about to be marketed also includes a lift pump. The FASS system is a takeoff from the Airdog design ( kindasorta ). Something about offspring splitting from the established family business to establish their own. What I like about the Airdog is the availability of customer support.
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From: Plano TX and Brentwood TN
I have never had a problem with customer support from FASS and it has worked out very well for me. I haven't heard anything really negative about Airdog either, but I don't know many that run them. I know far more people that run FASS. The only complaint that I have and I think they have eliminated the issues is that you can't let the fuel get below a quarter of a tank because the line doesn't go all the way down. Now I really don't let it get that low anyway so it's not a big deal, but I don't like the idea that now I have to make sure I can't let it go any lower.
