Aftermarket inline fuel filters
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Aftermarket inline fuel filters
Hi folks,
looking for recommendations on aftermarket inline fuel filters. I'll have -8 AN line going to and from the tank fed by a racetronix in tank pump. Looking for a universal 10um inline filter to go in the stock location.
Aeromotive is nice and made in the USA, but $125 is steep for a filter. There's Summit branded ones for half that. I'm sure the Aeromotive will outflow the Summit, but I don't think it matters much for a run of the mill 383 with EFI.
looking for recommendations on aftermarket inline fuel filters. I'll have -8 AN line going to and from the tank fed by a racetronix in tank pump. Looking for a universal 10um inline filter to go in the stock location.
Aeromotive is nice and made in the USA, but $125 is steep for a filter. There's Summit branded ones for half that. I'm sure the Aeromotive will outflow the Summit, but I don't think it matters much for a run of the mill 383 with EFI.
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With modern aftermarket filters you pay a lot more if it's flex fuel compatible. So if you're not running flex then find a filter with a paper element. It will save you some money. But if you're going with flex then you have to pay extra.
I went with the Weldon. It was $135 for a washable stainless screen filter.
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/wdn-weq1010ssn
I went with the Weldon. It was $135 for a washable stainless screen filter.
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/wdn-weq1010ssn
Last edited by Phobos84; Nov 15, 2021 at 07:14 PM.
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Hi folks,
looking for recommendations on aftermarket inline fuel filters. I'll have -8 AN line going to and from the tank fed by a racetronix in tank pump. Looking for a universal 10um inline filter to go in the stock location.
Aeromotive is nice and made in the USA, but $125 is steep for a filter. There's Summit branded ones for half that. I'm sure the Aeromotive will outflow the Summit, but I don't think it matters much for a run of the mill 383 with EFI.
looking for recommendations on aftermarket inline fuel filters. I'll have -8 AN line going to and from the tank fed by a racetronix in tank pump. Looking for a universal 10um inline filter to go in the stock location.
Aeromotive is nice and made in the USA, but $125 is steep for a filter. There's Summit branded ones for half that. I'm sure the Aeromotive will outflow the Summit, but I don't think it matters much for a run of the mill 383 with EFI.
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The one item that might help you out keeping the junk out of the fuel system is a piece of the new Holley "Hydra-Mat" as it is like a sponge for gasoline with very small openings. Holley gave me a piece when I bought a Holley "OEM Tank Module" for my C3.
I have the hydra-mat working for a while and it has done a great job keeping the gasoline clean going to my injectors.
I have the hydra-mat working for a while and it has done a great job keeping the gasoline clean going to my injectors.
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Wow that's way cheaper then the one I went with. I should have checked with you first.
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