Reply With Quotenot one bit of braided hose in sight!
also pumps must be lower than the lowest point of the tank yes?
Re: Lets talk fuel cells
Nah run flex line down to the rail. or run the rail to the boot with grommets. Entry via the spare tyre well works.
I dont know if you remember my fuel system:
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Re: Lets talk fuel cells
not one bit of braided hose in sight!
also pumps must be lower than the lowest point of the tank yes?
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Re: Lets talk fuel cells
its fairly flexible (you buy it in a 500mm dia roll) and can be bent by hand.
you always run some flexible line (braid prefered) but keep it to a minimum
Originally Posted by WHITCHY
Re: Lets talk fuel cells
Nope, no braided hose in the boot, its just not needed. I have braided hose in the engine bay, incase of fire...
Pumps dont have to be lower than the lowest point in the tank, its just nicer. The Pierburg is a proper lift pump, so it will vac lift for short periods of time without dying. I primed my system anyway with a large syringe.
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