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GSGoinFastMar-31-05 09:31 AM
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#84498, "how much fuel pressure in return line?"




          

hey i installed my vortech fmu today. i used fuel injection hose for the fpr->fmu connection. but i used fuel/emissions hose rated at 50psi for the fmu->tank connection. is that strong enough, or should i go buy fuel injection hose? that shit is expensive. how much pressure is normally in the return line? thanks

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RE: how much fuel pressure in return line?, tim97rs, Mar-31-05 10:17 AM, #1
RE: how much fuel pressure in return line?, whodatt1, Mar-31-05 10:21 AM, #2
      RE: how much fuel pressure in return line?, Moderatormicyek, Mar-31-05 10:35 AM, #3
           RE: how much fuel pressure in return line?, TeamAvenger, Mar-31-05 11:01 AM, #4
                RE: how much fuel pressure in return line?, GSGoinFast, Mar-31-05 06:11 PM, #5
                     RE: how much fuel pressure in return line?, ForceFed420a, Apr-01-05 01:29 AM, #6
                          RE: how much fuel pressure in return line?, GSGoinFast, Apr-01-05 04:52 AM, #7

tim97rsMar-31-05 10:17 AM
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#84500, "RE: how much fuel pressure in return line?"
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return lined isn't pressureized to the best of my knowledge...or if it is it certainly isn't anywhere close to 50psi, maybe in the teens but thats it.

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#84501, "RE: how much fuel pressure in return line?"
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you will be fine. although if you placed your FMU in the engine bay i would not run any ruber hoses under the car, only S/S.

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ModeratormicyekMar-31-05 10:35 AM
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#84504, "RE: how much fuel pressure in return line?"
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you'll be ok...I asked this same question a year and a half ago...mine is fine. I could use a few more zip ties to hold it up to the bottom of my car though...LOL like whodatt illuded to. emoji

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#84505, "RE: how much fuel pressure in return line?"
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DO NOT run rubber hose underneath your car. Not only is it very dangerous but it's not NDRA or NHRA legal. If tech ever actually gave a damn you wouldn't ever make it to the staging lanes. Either use SS lines or hard line.

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GSGoinFastMar-31-05 06:11 PM
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#84514, "RE: how much fuel pressure in return line?"
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Originally posted by Avenger
DO NOT run rubber hose underneath your car. Not only is it very dangerous but it's not NDRA or NHRA legal. If tech ever actually gave a damn you wouldn't ever make it to the staging lanes. Either use SS lines or hard line.


hmmm well both lines are only 2 feet long. the fmu is mounted right under the passanger back seat. i think that should be ok right? i do have a rubber vac line running under the car tho. is that cool or should i buy some of that SS loom stuff from autozone lol.

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ForceFed420aApr-01-05 01:29 AM
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#84517, "RE: how much fuel pressure in return line?"
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I used the original line for my return, and ran some new 3/8" hard line from Summit. It's cheap.

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GSGoinFastApr-01-05 04:52 AM
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#84521, "RE: how much fuel pressure in return line?"
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Originally posted by ForceFed420a
I used the original line for my return, and ran some new 3/8" hard line from Summit. It's cheap. Brian


the line i have running from the fpr to fmu is identical to the original return line. that think injector tuping. but it was like $10 for 2 feet. i dunno im just gonna leave it for now. is my vac line alright being under the car?

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