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Old 03 April 2009, 11:06 AM
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Hi all,

I'm collecting bits to revamp my fuel setup.

One part that I'm not sure about is the fuel filter. I would like to change the OE filter for one that I can fit anodised fittings to so it all matches (I'm a bit weird like that).

In particular, I'm looking at the Fuelab filter:



Has anybody any experience with these filters?

Are they suitable?

Any problems associated with non OE filters?

Many thanks
Ross
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No, I bought a smaller, cheaper item for the exact same reason, after a year I'll dismantle it and see how bad it is, if it is clogged then I may get a larger one like the above !

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P.S. Defi will show if pressure drops so fingers crossed.
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Originally Posted by dunx
No, I bought a smaller, cheaper item for the exact same reason, after a year I'll dismantle it and see how bad it is, if it is clogged then I may get a larger one like the above !

dunx

P.S. Defi will show if pressure drops so fingers crossed.
Thanks dunx,

Another that succumbed to underbonnet bling eh
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Doh !

I couldn't NOT do it with all those pretty braided line & anodised bits scattered around.... could I ?



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P.S. Similar to this, well below the £50 bracket

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I'm going for the Fuelab one just as they have a good rep..

Anyone else have any experiences / comments of non OE fuel filters?
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