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S-10 V8 swap Fuel pressure regulator question
I am going to use the stock tank with fuel pump on my 88 s-10
In the V8 swap manual (JTR) it mentions that I need a part from GM for the return line and that part is kind of expensive. However I was browsing around and found this... http://www.s10v8.com/store/product_i...products_id/49 which doesn't use this special GM part... So I am confused... I have the regulator so I am half way there. Can I buy a hardware store 90 degree and make this work? |
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I have never done this swap ... but if you have a regulator ... it looks like simple plumbing to me ... I have done a good bit of hard line plumbing in my years ... and I also recommend you installing a external fuel filter ...
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The stuff with the " dents " is actually Chambered exhaust pipes. Chambered exhaust systems originally came on Corvettes with side pipes and 69 Z-28's. I had previously owned Corvettes and Z-28's and like the " sound " so I used that type of system on my 32 3W coupe project. They also are round and easy to install on a 32 chassis where room is at a premium . They also are easy to mount high enough that they do not drag or be seen seen from a side view. |
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