opinions on this fuel system?

sleeps · Dec 25, 2012

http://www.dozersdiesel.com/6-0-full-fuel-system-sump-pump-regulated-return/?fullSite=1

good to go or would you change some things?

was going to assemble something better myself and still may,but was considering this as an option due to simplicity.

Buffalo444 · Dec 25, 2012

sleeps said:
http://www.dozersdiesel.com/6-0-full-fuel-system-sump-pump-regulated-return/?fullSite=1

good to go or would you change some things?

was going to assemble something better myself and still may,but was considering this as an option due to simplicity.

If it was between building my own and buying one from dozers, id build my own.

sent from the rust monster

java · Dec 26, 2012

I'd build my own kit. JJ "dozers diesel" has showed his true colors and based on that, I would not buy from him.

05wh250 · Dec 26, 2012

I put mine together for a little over that and ran a completely new return line from motor to tank. Used his rr but had it before everything went down

windrunner408 · Dec 26, 2012

Buffalo444 said:
If it was between building my own and buying one from dozers, id build my own.

:whs: the dozers diesel kit doesn't even come with instructions so it is basically like building your own anyways.

sleeps · Dec 26, 2012

ok, so thats a negative on buying a whole kit from him. my main concern was on the push lock hose, is that an ok material to use or something else? and the only thing i really wanted from him was the stage 3 RR because it comes with feed lined and stuff to delete the fuel bowl.

01PSD · Dec 26, 2012

Yeah it's a b!tch trying to figure out where everything goes on your own. A huge guessing game if you haven't done it before. We used push lock hose and it's only been running for a few days, but so far so good. If you're looking for a complete kit I'd seriously consider Strictly Diesel's kit, it is pricey but well worth it from what I understand. Comes with everything you could possibly need.

sleeps · Dec 26, 2012

01PSD said:
Yeah it's a b!tch trying to figure out where everything goes on your own. A huge guessing game if you haven't done it before. We used push lock hose and it's only been running for a few days, but so far so good. If you're looking for a complete kit I'd seriously consider Strictly Diesel's kit, it is pricey but well worth it from what I understand. Comes with everything you could possibly need.

i just looked it up an from what i see its just a pump with fittings and lines for $600~. then i would still need to get a RR. that more than just a little pricey. what bad experiences have been seen with dozersdiesel? i was on deployment when most of this went down so i must have missed something big.

04stroker · Dec 26, 2012

Just search it on here several threads about people getting wrong parts, not getting parts, no customer service etc....

05wh250 · Dec 26, 2012

Push loc is fine to supply it with just not around the exhaust and stuff. Been running push loc on mine for almost a year with no problems. You could also call or send strictly a pm about what your wanting. Alot of the vendors can help with this.

Pizza pig · Dec 26, 2012

Id look into the strictly kits, the added cost is well worth the lacking aggrevation with his kits. Super easy and thorough to install. Cost is always a factor it seems but tou pay for what you get. If you decide to build your own, i can send over a list of parts you will need and some photos of how to route it on the motor. This of course is going to be the most work.

Hellen Keller sent this?

Stroker04 · Dec 26, 2012

pizza pig said:
Id look into the strictly kits, the added cost is well worth the lacking aggrevation with his kits. Super easy and thorough to install. Cost is always a factor it seems but tou pay for what you get. If you decide to build your own, i can send over a list of parts you will need and some photos of how to route it on the motor. This of course is going to be the most work.

Hellen Keller sent this?

Greg if you don't mind could you do this for me?

sleeps · Dec 26, 2012

pizza pig said:
Id look into the strictly kits, the added cost is well worth the lacking aggrevation with his kits. Super easy and thorough to install. Cost is always a factor it seems but tou pay for what you get. If you decide to build your own, i can send over a list of parts you will need and some photos of how to route it on the motor. This of course is going to be the most work.

Hellen Keller sent this?

a list and pics would be awesome. that way i could figure whether or not id want to piece together my own or buy a kit. ive been looking around and trying to figure it out through 100 threads is turning out to be difficult trying to get a difinitive list of everything i will need. and i want to delete the fuel bowl and get rid of everything stock minus the tank itself.