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87' Dual tank fuel help
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Re: 87' Dual tank fuel help
Anyone help a brother out....? Thanks
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Re: 87' Dual tank fuel help
http://www.speedwaymotors.com/LS-Fue...Kit,41791.html
One of the above, 2 walbro 255 pumps or equivalents I recommend Gmachinz here on the forums selector valve upgrade harness and the appropriate hoses and you should be good to go. I have similar mine is a return system and have been good for 30k+ miles.
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Re: 87' Dual tank fuel help
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Appropriate hoses is kinda where I need some assist. If this is gonna go like I think it should, since I already have hard lines ran for my FI, I only need to change any/all rubber lines with the correct fittings etc. Is this correct? Or do I need to replace all line?
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Re: 87' Dual tank fuel help
You can retain the stock TBI hardlines and use high pressure FI hoses @ the 65 psi selector valve location.
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Re: 87' Dual tank fuel help
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Re: 87' Dual tank fuel help
Thanks guys. I'll check it out for sure.
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Re: 87' Dual tank fuel help
I'm still fighting with mine, selector valve issue. I used soft cupra nickel line for as much I could.
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Re: 87' Dual tank fuel help
Do you have the 65 psi one?
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Re: 87' Dual tank fuel help
No, but I'm old school, low pressure pump outfitted. Two low psi pumps, two filters. I think my issue is that I ran 22 GA signal wire to it in a "duhh" moment. It would feed from one tank and return to the other. Hell of a fuel waste on the long used parts run I made with two initially full tanks.
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Re: 87' Dual tank fuel help
I bought Ol' Blue about a month ago. Everything works on this truck including the dang clock. So when my buddy kept saying "just do a single tank it'll be cheaper", I said DUDE...everything works and I like the coolness of having both tanks work after my LS Swap. To me, it's worth the extra $200 to do it. Cause I can.
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