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The problem with this method (BG below) is it totally ignores the weight of the vehicle. Here's a test I plan to preform someday soon: Take fuel bowls off carb and put them in cans and turn on the fuel pump and see just how much the pressure drops at maximum float drop.

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...barygrant...has got a ton of good info on this topic. Basically, their "fuel Can Test" pretty much makes the line size / pump size topic a moot point. It's based on how many seconds it takes to fill a 1 gallon gas can.







What does the weight of the vehicle have to do with it?


The heavier the car is the more HP it needs to make the car go down the track at a given ET wich means more fuel. The can test leaves to many variables, maybe a very rough baseline at best.


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