Inline fuel filter solutions
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Melting Slicks
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From: Green Valley Arizona
Inline fuel filter solutions
Want to add a filter between the pump and carb on my '81. I know to stay away from the push-on rubber hose style. So what works? cutting the metal fuel line and then flaring the ends with -10AN fittings? Or is there a better method....braided hose with AN fittings?
What have you guys done that works and no leaks?
Thanks
What have you guys done that works and no leaks?
Thanks
Team Owner
Joined: Jul 1999
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From: Huntersville NC
lars has written a paper on that very topic. I followed his instructions and bent my own fuel line and now use an inline fuel filter that I believe was original equipment on 1985 corvettes. The paper is around somewhere. One potential problem is I think a fuel line part# that he recommends using is now discontinued.
GF481, looks like this:
except I think GM went and changed that part# too!!
GF481, looks like this:
except I think GM went and changed that part# too!!
Race Director
Joined: Mar 2006
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From: Florida
Here are a couple of choices for -6an
Have washable filters in 10 microns or 40 microns
Jegs even has similar that takes the oem qjet paper filter.
You can use your present 3/8 steel tube line and use either 3/8" JIC tube nuts (shown) or -6an nuts.
Steel line is better and cheaper than braided hose.
Have washable filters in 10 microns or 40 microns
Jegs even has similar that takes the oem qjet paper filter.
You can use your present 3/8 steel tube line and use either 3/8" JIC tube nuts (shown) or -6an nuts.
Steel line is better and cheaper than braided hose.
