Holley Sniper EFI anad fuel inlet options - sensor installation
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Holley Sniper EFI anad fuel inlet options - sensor installation
Hello
I'm currently converting my SBC 350 to the Holley Sniper EFI and I have a question regarding installation of a fuel pressure sensor for the EFI system.
Most common seems and recommended by holley is to buy the AN6 inline adapter with NPT 1/8" sensor inlet. Earls AT100199ERL is the one recommended from Holley.
But i actually saw that the Sniper EFI has 3 different fuel inlet options (see pic) and wonder if anyone tried to use option 1 for actual fuel inlet and ALSO have option 3 inlet to mount the pressure sensor instead of having the fuel pressure sensor direct inline on fuel inlet.
I guess that when all available fuel inlet options should be directly connected within the sniper so generally the should then all have the same pressure ? Right ?
And if this would be possible, do anyone know what thread size the option 2 and 3 inlets have if i need to buy the adapter for this. Of course I could measure and check this when going to the garage next time.
Thanks!
I'm currently converting my SBC 350 to the Holley Sniper EFI and I have a question regarding installation of a fuel pressure sensor for the EFI system.
Most common seems and recommended by holley is to buy the AN6 inline adapter with NPT 1/8" sensor inlet. Earls AT100199ERL is the one recommended from Holley.
But i actually saw that the Sniper EFI has 3 different fuel inlet options (see pic) and wonder if anyone tried to use option 1 for actual fuel inlet and ALSO have option 3 inlet to mount the pressure sensor instead of having the fuel pressure sensor direct inline on fuel inlet.
I guess that when all available fuel inlet options should be directly connected within the sniper so generally the should then all have the same pressure ? Right ?
And if this would be possible, do anyone know what thread size the option 2 and 3 inlets have if i need to buy the adapter for this. Of course I could measure and check this when going to the garage next time.
Thanks!
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Unfortunately the holley support are worthless and I also cannot register to their forum for some reason. (Never get the account accepted)
I have read their FAQ and all instructions with the EFI but now info yet.
But if i dont get more info here I will try this and give feedback later. Even though it would be nice if someone already tested this...
I have read their FAQ and all instructions with the EFI but now info yet.
But if i dont get more info here I will try this and give feedback later. Even though it would be nice if someone already tested this...
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ask at EFIsystempro.com They have a great forum. If you run a drop base air cleaner it wont fit anyway. I ran mine inline just after an analog fuel gauge
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Thanks!
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I went to the front passenger side and plugged up the drivers rear. Capped off regilator to keep from running breturn line bacl and used a LS filter/regulator with short return back by the tank.
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