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jprice90
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What are you guys running for a fuel filter? Theres not much room, snd i don't want to have a kinked fuel line, thats never good
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You don't need one with the filter already attached to the petcock inside of your tank
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ohhh..nooo the fuel filter debate starts..........
This. Plus a filter will reduce flow and cause starvation.
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AKC75
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I was curious about this myself. My T has a fuel filter currently. The tank is not spotless either. When I searched the forum for a definitive answer I got mixed responses. Some use them and some don't.
It all depends on how clean your tank is I guess. And if you have to use one use a high flow gravity filter.
I have another tank that's currently getting powder coated and it's much cleaner on the inside than my current tank. Pretty spotless for the most part in fact.
I may try going no filter when I install it. But I have one just in case.
Some people just want the extra protection for the jets is what I've read on here.
To filter or not to filter. Hell,a search on this is down right confusing if you ask me. And it will leave one scratching their head. It's indeed debated.
It all depends on how clean your tank is I guess. And if you have to use one use a high flow gravity filter.
I have another tank that's currently getting powder coated and it's much cleaner on the inside than my current tank. Pretty spotless for the most part in fact.
I may try going no filter when I install it. But I have one just in case.
Some people just want the extra protection for the jets is what I've read on here.
To filter or not to filter. Hell,a search on this is down right confusing if you ask me. And it will leave one scratching their head. It's indeed debated.
Ignore advice to not do it. Always fit an inline filter, unless you really enjoy sitting at the side of the road wishing you had taken the time to do just that. Luckily, there are small but highly effective filters from Visu in various sizes and configurations, allowing placement wherever in the fuel line fits best.
http://tinyurl.com/fuel-filter-visu
Fuel quality is getting worse and cheap fuel especially is worse than it's ever been, not just for combustion quality, but dirt in it, too.
Even in the quality brands, there's a long chain of supply between the pristine stuff that comes out of the refinery stack and your carb, and many of the bulk storage tanks, both static and mobile, have been around a long time and have a lot of crap inside them.
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