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Ports are the same, but the banjo's have been "modified" and it will be fed through all 4.
 

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Beautiful Dave i need to plan a trip to Alaska! during the summer tho! help break that baby in!
 

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Thanks guys!

Not as pretty as the last time, but it should have a bit more powah now!
 

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Not much left to do, got the plumbing done today......

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If all goes well it should be back in the truck next weekend.
 

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Look like you are doing a 4 port dead head setup like Charles has. That tall hex drive regulator is a big give away. LOL Any reason in particular that had you decide to go that route? I have strongly consdiered it as I think it has merit.


Looks like a dual hpop 4 port setup? Stealth?

Looks good!!!
 

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Feeding from all four ports seems to make the most sense, the pro's outweigh the cons, IMHO.

That is a Dual Stealth setup using all available ports.:)
 

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With the FASS I am stuck presently using as my main pump and running it most every way tomorrow I am getting up and setting it up as a 4 port. Until the next pump that is in the works gets done.
 

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I have my stealth feeding four ports, BUT I feed them to the far back rail plug hole, and the very front oil rail plug hole.. AND I feed one line fro the front pump to the left rail and one to the right rail, the same with the back pump, That way if one pump gets weak I will still have pressure to both oil rails...


I saw that you feed the rails with four lines. (two to both sides) BUT I saw that you feed the line to the center oil rail plugs on botht sides..

Would this (the way you did it) be a better way then the way I did my set up??? Would your way by chance have less of a chance of starving the center injectors???

Did you feed all four coners of the fuel rail with 3/8" line or 1/2" line???

Thanks!!!!
 
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I don't know if it really matters which holes you feed HPO through, as long as it is the same on both sides. I chose to do it this way because that's where the lines fit best. And yes, each pump has a line going to both heads to equalize pressure.

I am using a 1/2 line from the Fuelab to the regulator, then branches off to the corners using 3/8's line. 5/16's line would probably suffice when feeding fuel this way (given the size of the ports them self).
 

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Is that the Dieselsite HPOP adapter in there? I think that Aeromotive regulator is a phalic symbol.:shocked:

Very cool how you keep sharing photos.
 

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But unless youa re gonna use a manifold or Ys Ts you need that regulator. But its good to know that even with the stuff you and I have been looking at it would handle it. LOL
 
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