71 Superbee.

I just installed a new fuel tank and sending unit.

If I install 2 inline see-through filters to catch any debris, will that create any suction issues with 2? My thinking with 2 is just added insurance that no debris makes it to the carb and after its running and I see it's all clear, I would remove one of the filters.

Thanks for inputs.
Ron

If the fuel tank is new then you probably won't have any crud in the fuel.

It's still a good idea to run a filter on both sides of the pump.

I have run up to 3 filters on a stock pump for the same reasons

just did not replace anything

rusty tank and fuel line

2 filters before the pump and one after the pump worked fine,till I got more rust holes in the line

then it would blow air bubbles in the filter after the pump and had supply trouble

I added a little cheap in line banger pump to help keep fuel to the stock pump and it worked fine for a while

I changed the line and removed the extra pump,left the 3 filters

ran fine with it like that for a long time

Thanks ya'll!

Two filters worked fine. First one caught a teeny bit of rust that must have been in the line from the old tank. Ran it for 20 mins, took the first filter off in front of pump and left the other in after pump - all clean and runnin' mean!

Thank you.

Hey Ron,

Hope all is well. I saw a Charger and a 2 door C-body sitting behind a fence on the way to Lenoir City the other day. Are those yours?

Joe

If they are see thru they are plastic or glass.Neither should be used.Get a metal filter.Plastic can melt and glass can break.No track will allow them if you run the car.Fire hazard.Rocky

Joe- Hey! Hope all's well. Yes, those are mine. I got 'em everywhere! We gotta get together - when was the last time you were out to Foothills Mall on a Friday night for the weekly car "gathering"? We should meet up there one night.