Reply to "Pantera from 1974 - Fuel Easiest way to create a return fuel line?"

joules"Racing is Life, anything before or after is just waiting" - Steve McQueen

Are you upgrading to an EFI system? Most take the fuel from the bottom of the tank replacing the drain bung with a hose fitting and then use the stock supply line on the fuel sender as the return line.

Alternative is to use an in tank pump with built in pressure regulator/relief so no return line required.

The overflow tube is the tank vent, if you block that you will likely collapse the tank, you could remove it and fabricate a round plate to go in it;'s place and probably get a return line and a Jazz style rollover valve/vent in it.

6/3/2210:11 PM

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