Fuel Systems?

[cchase]

Im going to be in the market for a new fuel system soon...

The choices that apear to me off the bat are FASS and Airdog, what I am looking for here is a death match. Post any thoughts, proof or not. Or any other companies that offer the same type of system.

[mnstroker]

ive heard good things about the fass, but a bit overpriced if you ask me.

[tubular031]

Do you have a regulated return and the intank mods done? I would start there.

Other then that, I have no comments on the fass vs airdog part.....

[cchase]

yes on the intake, and im just waiting on parts for the regulated return and pressure gauge

[cchase]

i was thinking of doing 2 stock fuel pumps? I wonder how well this would work out? anyone ever try it and compare it to fass or airdog?

[bigcountrysg]

Originally Posted by cchase

i was thinking of doing 2 stock fuel pumps? I wonder how well this would work out? anyone ever try it and compare it to fass or airdog?

Don't do two stock pumps. It will not work, what will happen is one pump will get damaged. Because what you will be doing is the first pump would be trying to push fuel through the second one.

Pumps are regulated for a certain out put pressure. So doubling the pumps will not raise the pressure. You would need a fuel pump that is regulated for a higher fuel pressure.

Your idea may actually cause worse or poor fuel supply to the engine.

[cchase]

Originally Posted by bigcountrysg

Don't do two stock pumps. It will not work, what will happen is one pump will get damaged. Because what you will be doing is the first pump would be trying to push fuel through the second one.

Pumps are regulated for a certain out put pressure. So doubling the pumps will not raise the pressure. You would need a fuel pump that is regulated for a higher fuel pressure.

Your idea may actually cause worse or poor fuel supply to the engine.

I wasnt thinking of putting them in-line because that would just make high pressure for longer distance, but yet parallel pumps. split the line from the tank to 2 pumps then back 2 one. to meet the demand of the injectors at WOT

[cchase]

bump, curious on this one

[Dirk]

Originally Posted by cchase

I wasnt thinking of putting them in-line because that would just make high pressure for longer distance, but yet parallel pumps. split the line from the tank to 2 pumps then back 2 one. to meet the demand of the injectors at WOT

There are a few setups like this floating around. I will be doing this and putting an airdog between the pumps and tank.

[cchase]

i thought the airdog was a stand alone unit? are you going to use that to help seperate the air?

Dirk I am going to PM you of an idea we have, I would like your imput