Reply to "Fuel lines"

George PAdmin.

1/2" tubing plumbed from the bottom of the fuel tank, feeding a RobbMc mechanical fuel pump. 1/2" tubing feeding the carburetor. Highest flow fuel filter you can find. Do not use 90 degree elbow tube fittings, keep all the bends of gentle radius. Metal tubing is preferred over hose. Manufacturing a 1/2" banjo fitting for the bottom of the fuel tank will keep the tubing as high as possible and out of harms way.

If you are running a Holley carb, remove the little filters that are located at the inlet to each fuel bowl.

If you are supplying fuel injection, forget the recommendation for the mechanical fuel pump.

RobbMc 1100 bhp fuel pump

cowboy from hell

10/19/075:08 PM

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