Reply to "efi fuel return line plumbing"

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Originally posted by Racecar Mike:
Most of the experienced people I have spoken with prefer an in tank pump solution. Most OEMs are in tank now. I guess many Pantera owners stay away from in tank pump because of the complicated tank shape and extra fab work. My build is getting a custom tank with an in tank pump. Maybe one of the Pantera vendors should design and offer a custom fuel tank designed with an in tank pump and all needed connections for EFI. Seems like many of us are interested in EFI systems.
Mike

Bosswrench, among others has done this. I know he has posted on this subject before. Try doing a search.

7/19/177:22 PM

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