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Sad but true.

Wouldn’t almost all race cars run full return?  But totally agree like most things any system designed right will work.

He is too busy working out how to ban people on the forum now he is a mod to work on his car….

Race on buddy!!  Good luck

Lol, so should think up some sort of prize for the first person he bans

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110% this, this is what Jack at Earls who imo is a walking encyclopedia on fuel systems told me.  You want the regulator right up at the injector end so as the demand rises rapidly (especially if its boosted) it can respond quickly. The other negative of a dead end system which is especially true for a streeter is that whilst running  at light l…[Read more]

There is movement at the station, finally I have the pistons in my hot little hands.  So now to coordinate with Brenton the assembly….

When did my mechanical engineering diploma we did a term on fluid losses etc, I know its not totally equivalent to fuel lines but certainly then you had factors as bends etc had a significant effect.  Maybe given the pressure and flow of the fuel it may even be worse.

12kg’s is a big saving though, could you mount it somewhere at the front of the car to minimize the voltage drop of the leads?

That really is light given its size and AWD, nice work.

This is how I ran mine.  I made up a small bulkhead plate, and so the last little bit is braided to the tank.  I did a similar little bulkhead alongside the trans, and have braided line up over the trans tunnel and comes out on the passenger side where there is more room.

Thanks mate, thought the same thing, nice to see the variety

Pics please!!!

Sounds like an interesting project, if you go ahead with it, start up a build thread, would be nice to follow along 

Hope so, I am so looking forward to driving it again, seems like forever!

Other thread deleted mate

Did you want this thread deleted mate, are you going to keep the other one going?  I juts dont want to delete this if you want it left up?

Very tidy mate, nice rig.