Fuel system questions

[chopstx667]

So I've been wanting more out of my truck lately and figure it's time to upgrade the fuel system. Now I don't know much (or at all) about the fuel system in out trucks so I might make some comments.

First thing is what is the next appropriate step I should take? I have the basic mods done (chip, intake, exhaust, gauges) and nothing done to the fuel system. I was looking at ITP's fuel regulator system and that seems like the next logical step. But what about the FASS system? I really have no idea what that even does.... Will that even help my truck at all?

I can tell y'all that when I completely floor the pedal and reach higher rpms the engine seems to strain to be able to reach the correct speed for the next gear.

[farm stroker]

Ive been thinking the same thing so here's a

[gtspowerstroke]

It'd be interesting to see what your ICP and fuel pressure is doing at the higher rpms. I doubt doing much to the fuel supply system is going to do a whole lot for you until you start upgrading the injectors where you need more fuel flow.

[Dirk]

Regulated return would be good. But until you upgrade the injectors, there is no real need to do anything else.

[CSIPSD]

I ran my hybrids on the stock fuel system for a long time, dropped about 10-15 psi at WOT but nothing you could feel.

I have the ITP fuel system with the bowl delete now.

[bryanbrown]

You could do the in tank and fuel line mods to help get rid of the air. I don't know how much performance you'd get, but it'd give you something to work on(and not spend much $$).

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[farmboy99]

Id probably build the tranny next if i where you, just so you get all the power to the ground...

[chopstx667]

So the next logical step in power (besides studs) are injectors? I'm planning to get the stg 3 hybrids from rosewood but though I needed other requirements just to run them.

Trans upgrade is coming soon too. I can't decide whether to rebuild or save up lots more and buy a new one.

[chopstx667]

bump, anyone?