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gs turboMay-08-03 01:53 PM
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#50773, "SFMU Setup Help"


          

I bought a SFMU and am trying to set it up. I searched the archives and I know I need aluminum fuel line, 2 6 AN fittings and a 6-4an converter and a double female 4an fitting as well as a tee and some plugs so I can run the fuel pressure gauge too. But since I am pretty much stupid when it comes to this stuff, I can't figure out what parts these are on this website http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/CategoryDisplay?cgmenbr=361&cgrfnbr=509 So, if someone would please help me out and point me in the right direction, I would really appreciate it. I already bought the moroso 3/8" aluminum fuel line, but I don't know for the life of me what fittings to pick because there are so many and I'm stupid. If this fuel line won't work in the setup please let me know, but I think it will because I've seen other people mention that they've used aluminum fuel line. Thanks for any help.

  

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gs turboMay-09-03 05:59 AM
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#50813, "RE: SFMU Setup Help"
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anyone?

  

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CollenteMay-09-03 06:09 AM
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#50816, "RE: SFMU Setup Help"
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What year is your car?


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gs turboMay-09-03 07:32 AM
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#50824, "RE: SFMU Setup Help"
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1997 gs. I guess i figured out some things but I can't find a couble female 4an fitting or a double female 6 an fitting. Any help?

  

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TeamXtremeRSMay-10-03 04:35 AM
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#50870, "RE: SFMU Setup Help"
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I just used 2 6AN-to-hose barb fittings for the SFMU ports. Aeroquip makes them, thats what i use, its the easiest way to hook it all up. Also, be sure to use fuel line that is larger than 1/4", because the hose barbs on those fittings, are too large for 1/4" hose. This means you need to run at least 5/16" or 3/8" fuel hose to fit those barbs, if you go that route.


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