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yeah...maybe you could do that...but just using a different size rubber line and some clamps would probably do it too...either way i am sure it will be fine.
I just figured out that I have a brand new never used fuel pressure safety switch from coldfusion I was gonna sell it but can this item help me in anyway since I have the electric fuel pump. I just bought a digital fuel pressure gauge btw I really wanna use the fuel pressure safety switch but I really don't know how to use it so I tried hooking it up once to my nitrous bottle and it didn't work so I just put it in my closet along with a million other things that I buy for my car.
If anyone can tell me how to use this device it would be greatly appreciated
Im sorry this a nitrous fuel pressure switch that I decided I didn't wanna use because I didn't wanna have my bottle on at all times especially in my city with the weather its hot enough and I have t tops. But can this switch be used for a fuel safety switch it came from coldfusion here is a link of what I bought a while back
^^ It looks just an FPSS, but I dont what if its made of different materials to handle fuel instead of nitrous.
I would buy an actual FPSS that was designed to be just that. If I were you I'd stop trying to cut corners with these gadgets that you come across on Ebay and just pony-up the cash for the CORRECT parts that are designed to do a specific job. But its your motor and your car...
my electric fuel pump is hooked up to a switch but what happens if I turn off the switch will that stop the flow of my fuel because I noticed before I hooked it up if I tried blowing through one hole nothing would come out of the otherside no air or nothing. But it wasny hooked up Im wondering if I turn the switch off while driving will it stop my fuel flow. I even tried pouring water and the water stopped and none came out of the other end so what if this happens if I turn off the switch while driving. Maybe it will still work if I turn off the switch but I highly doubt it I know this filter is very loud I can hear it over my 3 inch electric cutout. Can someone shed some light
This is why people put in Walbro 255's intank, most have single and some have dual intank pumps.
08' L76 6.0L 4X4 Chevy EXT.Cab LTZ Vortec MAX with Snug top cover, Dynomax exhaust,Hptuners& K&N intake
96' Camaro M5 to A4 conversion, alot of mods . GT35R Turbo full suspension. Built engine
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