I'm in the process of installing a MPFI setup on my carby vitara engine. Planning to use a VL electric fuel pump for fuel delivery. i have searched but not found an exact answer.
My question is can i use the existing hard fuel lines just replacing the soft lines at either end with efi fuel hose. If so would it be better to use the breather line as the new return line since it's larger in diameter and the old return line as the new breather line?
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EFI fuel lines?
EFI fuel lines?
98 WT LWB Maruti, 1.6efi, rockhoppers, 2" body lift, 2" springs, 32" BFG muddies, jimny Power Steer, front lockrite :-)
A) yes just use the stock hard lines
B) I guess you could, I've always used the existing lines for the same job as the vapour line has no barbs to retain the soft line.
Steve
B) I guess you could, I've always used the existing lines for the same job as the vapour line has no barbs to retain the soft line.
Steve
[quote="greg"] some say he is a man without happy dreams, or that he sees silver linings on clouds and wonders why they are not platinum... all we know, is he's called the stevie.[/quote]
yeah, the old ones are ok. but the breather line is much more sutible.
i just used the originals but when i go turbo, im gonna get some huge ones.
i have some pics of how i mounted the pump and filter if you want?
i just used the originals but when i go turbo, im gonna get some huge ones.
i have some pics of how i mounted the pump and filter if you want?
'Only Cheap Wine Comes in 5 Litres'
2" springs, 2" shackles, 2" Body Lift, 31" cooper st, 2.25" exhorst, extractors, pod filter, GTI engine, microtech, bullbar.
2" springs, 2" shackles, 2" Body Lift, 31" cooper st, 2.25" exhorst, extractors, pod filter, GTI engine, microtech, bullbar.
You can flow hundreds of horsepower with an 8mm line... how much fuel do you need?
I don't think a fuel line with no barbs on it is "much more suitable" than a line with barbs.
Steve.
I don't think a fuel line with no barbs on it is "much more suitable" than a line with barbs.
Steve.
[quote="greg"] some say he is a man without happy dreams, or that he sees silver linings on clouds and wonders why they are not platinum... all we know, is he's called the stevie.[/quote]
the feed line is 8mm, but the return is about 4mm. should be at least 6.4..Gwagensteve wrote:You can flow hundreds of horsepower with an 8mm line... how much fuel do you need?
I don't think a fuel line with no barbs on it is "much more suitable" than a line with barbs.
Steve.
and im not gonna risk a lean out, mid race. hence why i will upgrade.
'Only Cheap Wine Comes in 5 Litres'
2" springs, 2" shackles, 2" Body Lift, 31" cooper st, 2.25" exhorst, extractors, pod filter, GTI engine, microtech, bullbar.
2" springs, 2" shackles, 2" Body Lift, 31" cooper st, 2.25" exhorst, extractors, pod filter, GTI engine, microtech, bullbar.
X2.
Can't see how a smaller return could contribute to a lean out.
I've built 5 EFI cars with the stock return as the EFI return it's never been a problem.
Steve.
Can't see how a smaller return could contribute to a lean out.
I've built 5 EFI cars with the stock return as the EFI return it's never been a problem.
Steve.
[quote="greg"] some say he is a man without happy dreams, or that he sees silver linings on clouds and wonders why they are not platinum... all we know, is he's called the stevie.[/quote]
mines sameish
g16b mpfi
i am using the original vit fuel line that came with my motor up to the tank. this is same size as main zook fuel line. i am using the orig line as the return line back.
g16b mpfi
i am using the original vit fuel line that came with my motor up to the tank. this is same size as main zook fuel line. i am using the orig line as the return line back.
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ok, my plan is...Gwagensteve wrote:X2.
Can't see how a smaller return could contribute to a lean out.
I've built 5 EFI cars with the stock return as the EFI return it's never been a problem.
Steve.
high performance in tank pump, with internal surge tank, with 3/8 feed line and a 5/16 return.
back pressure in the return line will give you a varying fuel pressure, going from high at low revs/load to low at high revs/revs. which probly wont be a problem with the microtech, but i want to do it properly.
the less variables the better it can be controlled.
money is not easy for me to get, so i only want to spend it once.
my aim is 200hp+
'Only Cheap Wine Comes in 5 Litres'
2" springs, 2" shackles, 2" Body Lift, 31" cooper st, 2.25" exhorst, extractors, pod filter, GTI engine, microtech, bullbar.
2" springs, 2" shackles, 2" Body Lift, 31" cooper st, 2.25" exhorst, extractors, pod filter, GTI engine, microtech, bullbar.
erm dont you use a fuel pressure regulator to keep the pressure in the fuel rail constant , or rising rate for turbo ?crackatinny wrote:ok, my plan is...Gwagensteve wrote:X2.
Can't see how a smaller return could contribute to a lean out.
I've built 5 EFI cars with the stock return as the EFI return it's never been a problem.
Steve.
high performance in tank pump, with internal surge tank, with 3/8 feed line and a 5/16 return.
back pressure in the return line will give you a varying fuel pressure, going from high at low revs/load to low at high revs/revs. which probly wont be a problem with the microtech, but i want to do it properly.
the less variables the better it can be controlled.
money is not easy for me to get, so i only want to spend it once.
my aim is 200hp+
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sounds like someone likes to blame other problems they cant diagnose on a microtech11_evl wrote:he is running microtech so he will need all the help he can get.
id leave the lines how they are so u can blame something other than the microtech
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