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Old 08-09-2014, 07:44 PM
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Originally Posted by happa
Well on mine being a 99 they won't but they are in the same area as a factory one would be. Late 03+ the socks will sit on bottom of tank, the 08 ZO6 I made it sit about a 1/8"-1/4" off the bottom.
9-0836 deatschwerks is the sock filter you want. it has the 45 degree inlet.
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Originally Posted by happa
I recently did a all new fuel system from front to back all new -6 hoses, fuel pressure regulator, return style from the regulator. The reason I did this was to run e85 and plus I love doing it. Any how, I installed a duel intank pump, had to custom make it. But it works awesome! On 16lbs (P1-SC-1 Procharger) made 700rwhp. But I was just wondering if anybody else did a custom duel pump system? The wires were made to look more professional after the photos.

Bryan

My only question is, does vortech lube make your procharger faster...?
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Originally Posted by BLWN1
My only question is, does vortech lube make your procharger faster...?
possibly......
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I am ordering the raceronix DPA-680 and 9-0836 sock filter. I am trying to figure out the wiring
So because of the racetronix pump adapters you can run the wires back into the stock hardline? I don't want to drill any holes to the factory hat. Thanks
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Originally Posted by veneno
I am ordering the raceronix DPA-680 and 9-0836 sock filter. I am trying to figure out the wiring
So because of the racetronix pump adapters you can run the wires back into the stock hardline? I don't want to drill any holes to the factory hat. Thanks
No you don't have to drill into the hat. Just get the racetronix dual pump universal harness and you have to splice into your factory harness. Its fairly easy. My work can get the harness or anything you need. due to forum rules I can not say who I work for. but we are a high performance shop

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anyone know where you could get a new bulk head connector with heavier gauge terminals and another wire slot for a 2nd or3rd pump? My fabricator is working on a double/triple fuel pump hanger for early C5s I just haven't been able to find a bulkhead connectorto put on it
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Triple pump setup be nice possibly
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Originally Posted by HardcoreABN
anyone know where you could get a new bulk head connector with heavier gauge terminals and another wire slot for a 2nd or3rd pump? My fabricator is working on a double/triple fuel pump hanger for early C5s I just haven't been able to find a bulkhead connectorto put on it

You mean this? Liquid tight. Gasoline compatible.



Can make an entirely new pump head and maybe put it on the tank itself.
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I am looking at being able to have the option of 2 or 3 pumps with their fuel lines either coming from the hat individually or as a single -10 or -12 line, with the wiring coming out individually so you can put the other pump or 2 on boost/vacuum type switches.
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Originally Posted by BLOWNBLUEZ06
You mean this? Liquid tight. Gasoline compatible.



Can make an entirely new pump head and maybe put it on the tank itself.
that is very much like what I am looking for, maybe with options as to how many wiring slots it has....where would I find that?
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I would love to have an intank tripple where I could run one 255 (or similar) and turn on two more intank pumps under boost.

I'm looking to redo my fuel system as its failing and caused me to drop out of this years Drag Week.

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Originally Posted by HardcoreABN
that is very much like what I am looking for, maybe with options as to how many wiring slots it has....where would I find that?
http://www.productsforautomation.com...-fittings.aspx

Look for strain relief fittings. You must also make sure your wire is fuel compatible. I've seen wire leach gasoline through the insulation from inside a tank to outside when the fitting itself was perfectly intact.

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I must say that I've got some concerns about the double and triple pump arrangements with them picking up from the front end of the tank. Under acceleration and below 1/4 tank, I wouldn't be surprised to see the pumps sucking air.
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Originally Posted by BLOWNBLUEZ06@RKT56
I must say that I've got some concerns about the double and triple pump arrangements with them picking up from the front end of the tank. Under acceleration and below 1/4 tank, I wouldn't be surprised to see the pumps sucking air.
To be fair we have been running twin in tanks, constant on, in Josh's car for the last 5 years or so with zero fuel supply issues. They probably have 20k miles on them and as we both know he is a big fan of the road courses, lots of heavy accelerate/decelerate... I do strongly aggree that the tank should not go below 1/4 while racing. The way his is set up, it has two filter socks that drag nearly the entire length of the bottom of the tank, front to rear. RSI hanger with some changes....
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Originally Posted by happa
I recently did a all new fuel system from front to back all new -6 hoses, fuel pressure regulator, return style from the regulator. The reason I did this was to run e85 and plus I love doing it. Any how, I installed a duel intank pump, had to custom make it. But it works awesome! On 16lbs (P1-SC-1 Procharger) made 700rwhp. But I was just wondering if anybody else did a custom duel pump system? The wires were made to look more professional after the photos.

Bryan

I'm interested in this setup. I'd like to know what exactly you did
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Originally Posted by happa
I recently did a all new fuel system from front to back all new -6 hoses, fuel pressure regulator, return style from the regulator. The reason I did this was to run e85 and plus I love doing it. Any how, I installed a duel intank pump, had to custom make it. But it works awesome! On 16lbs (P1-SC-1 Procharger) made 700rwhp. But I was just wondering if anybody else did a custom duel pump system? The wires were made to look more professional after the photos.

Bryan

Hello Bryan
look great
but wondering if the level sender lever is working fine?
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