parallel fuel mod
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parallel fuel mod
i hava a 95 impreza uk turbo and have heard of the parallel fuel line mod you can do, no my engine is out i thought i would do it, but have no idea how, anybody with pics and a guide?
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abelutly spot on thanks mate, waw your set up looks nuts, did you build it yourself or did you buy those hoses as a cit? id love to have mine looking like that but i probably couldnt afford it.
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about how much you think that set you back £? iv just looked again at mine, theirs three metal pipe ends, one is feed are both the others return pipes? what do i do with the third pipe that seems to return to tank, do i just leav it unconected,
you should build these as a kit and sell em haha. . . . . .
you should build these as a kit and sell em haha. . . . . .
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Ok 1 is feed, 1 is return the other is a breather that's routed via the carbon canister.
The rails were £130, the braided hoses and Goodridge fittings were about £250 i think, it was 3 years ago so cant remember. Plus reg.
All in including swirl pot, lines, fittings, injectors (740cc) FPR, and both pumps (walbro and bosch 044) I don't think I got much change from £1500
The rails were £130, the braided hoses and Goodridge fittings were about £250 i think, it was 3 years ago so cant remember. Plus reg.
All in including swirl pot, lines, fittings, injectors (740cc) FPR, and both pumps (walbro and bosch 044) I don't think I got much change from £1500
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aaa ok makes sens, you now that litle solenoid like thing under the inlet, is that needed? cuse a breather gose to that and a vacume hose for the fuel presure regulator gose from the top of the inlet to the regulator, im geting the jist of this slowly, soz, haha
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a right, have you got any pictures of it from like further away, showing mor of the system , i think i uderstand it now just want to check, ha
cheers far all the help, have you noticed any diffrence syns doing this mod?
cheers far all the help, have you noticed any diffrence syns doing this mod?
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do as earch for a guy called mef, he converted my fuel rails to -6an ends & supplied me with the t pieces, elbows & the braided lines for £275
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Why don't you just run reverse flow??? It's alot cheaper than the parallel setup and fine for over 400bhp, it might be an option for you mate? Where the OE fuel pressure regulator is positioned becomes your INLET to the fuel rails instead of the OUTLET. You can only do this if you have an aftermarket fuel pressure regulator. I've known scooby's to run over 400bhp with this setup and no problems. Hope this helps mate.
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so i can get rid of the carbon canister aswel, cus iv brought a breather catch tank, it would be a good place to mount it ai. whats the valve you put on the fuel line breather?
iv got some hosings and t peases so guna start it tonight i hope.
cheers.
iv got some hosings and t peases so guna start it tonight i hope.
cheers.
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