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ChloRureJun-17-07 06:22 PM
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#100519, "S-FMU Mounting area and fitting for return."


          

I'm trying to figure out where I can mount this b**ch. That thing is HUGE! I have the cruise control so cant use that space. Also i dont want to remove my windsheld washer reservor... what a stupid idea. Now im thinking to put it under the car and hope to not tune it too often... anyone put it in a special area ?

Oh and im using 6an SS line for feed bought some high pressure injection hose for return. i want to know if this fitting is suitable for to hook the hose on the return port of the sfmu!

http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=SUM%2D220756&N=700+4294924496+4294839052+4294849583+4294906726+4294906724+115&autoview=sku

thanks emoji

  

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RE: S-FMU Mounting area and fitting for return., totaleclipse_05, Jun-18-07 06:59 AM, #1
RE: S-FMU Mounting area and fitting for return., jshillin, Jun-18-07 07:43 AM, #2
      RE: S-FMU Mounting area and fitting for return., ChloRure, Jun-18-07 07:45 AM, #3
           RE: S-FMU Mounting area and fitting for return., jshillin, Jun-18-07 07:46 AM, #4
                RE: S-FMU Mounting area and fitting for return., jshillin, Jun-18-07 01:02 PM, #5
                     RE: S-FMU Mounting area and fitting for return., RfOeCnKdOeNr, Jun-18-07 04:00 PM, #6
                     RE: S-FMU Mounting area and fitting for return., ChloRure, Jun-18-07 06:15 PM, #7
                          RE: S-FMU Mounting area and fitting for return., RfOeCnKdOeNr, Jun-19-07 02:27 AM, #8
                          RE: S-FMU Mounting area and fitting for return., jshillin, Jun-19-07 09:56 AM, #9
                               RE: S-FMU Mounting area and fitting for return., ChloRure, Jun-19-07 07:10 PM, #10
                     RE: S-FMU Mounting area and fitting for return., Slo2g, Jun-20-07 01:11 AM, #11

totaleclipse_05Jun-18-07 06:59 AM
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#100522, "RE: S-FMU Mounting area and fitting for return."
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You are pretty limited where you can mount your SFMU then. Those would be the main two spots to do it. Your guess/decision is as good as any where to put it right now.

About your return-line question, read up on this from the Wiki:

http://www.2gnt.com/index.php?d=Fuel%20Return%20Line%20Set%20Up

Mike D
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Originally posted by DR1665
You're welcome to all the beer you can drink, but you have to go get it yourself. Don't get pissy when we point to the fridge and tell you to get it yourself.

  

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jshillinJun-18-07 07:43 AM
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#100523, "RE: S-FMU Mounting area and fitting for return."
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I have mine wedged in at an angle beside the Cruise control.

Jason
'99 GS - HRC Stage 2

  

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ChloRureJun-18-07 07:45 AM
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#100524, "RE: S-FMU Mounting area and fitting for return."
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Originally posted by jshillin
I have mine wedged in at an angle beside the Cruise control.


Do you have any pics ?

Oh and for the return line I think that should be ok, ive read the wiki and they talk about 4an or 6an to ss... Since I want to use rubber for return Ill try this fitting.

  

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jshillinJun-18-07 07:46 AM
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#100525, "RE: S-FMU Mounting area and fitting for return."
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No, I don't have a pic, but I'll try to take one this evening.

Jason
'99 GS - HRC Stage 2

  

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jshillinJun-18-07 01:02 PM
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#100529, "RE: S-FMU Mounting area and fitting for return."
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I have my SFMU in the top left hand corner.



Jason
'99 GS - HRC Stage 2

  

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RfOeCnKdOeNrJun-18-07 04:00 PM
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#100534, "RE: S-FMU Mounting area and fitting for return."
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Jun-18-07 04:02 PM by RfOeCnKdOeNr

          

This is my SFMU located on the passenger side firewall. Pretty spacey if you ask me.

  

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ChloRureJun-18-07 06:15 PM
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#100535, "RE: S-FMU Mounting area and fitting for return."
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Thanks for both pictures ! Ill try to hold it with a special bracket need the cruise control. On the second pics I have a blackbox there on my car.

  

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RfOeCnKdOeNrJun-19-07 02:27 AM
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#100538, "RE: S-FMU Mounting area and fitting for return."
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Hmm... Well I don't have cruise control, power windows or moon roof, or any of that stuff. So all I had there was the horn for my alarm. I just had a pic and thought it might help. Good Luck!

  

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jshillinJun-19-07 09:56 AM
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#100539, "RE: S-FMU Mounting area and fitting for return."
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Originally posted by ChloRure
Thanks for both pictures ! Ill try to hold it with a special bracket need the cruise control. On the second pics I have a blackbox there on my car.



Cruise makes it tight just like mine, it is wedged in place. I have a zip tie on it just to be safe, but it can't move.

Jason
'99 GS - HRC Stage 2

  

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ChloRureJun-19-07 07:10 PM
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#100546, "RE: S-FMU Mounting area and fitting for return."
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Originally posted by jshillin
Originally posted by ChloRure Thanks for both pictures ! Ill try to hold it with a special bracket need the cruise control. On the second pics I have a blackbox there on my car.
Cruise makes it tight just like mine, it is wedged in place. I have a zip tie on it just to be safe, but it can't move.


Ive made my brackets... it look most like you now !

Thanks emoji

  

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Slo2gJun-20-07 01:11 AM
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#100547, "RE: S-FMU Mounting area and fitting for return."
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Damn, props man, that is one clean engine bay.

  

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