Posted By: mopars rule
FUEL CELL, SHOULD I RUN -8 OR -10 FITTINGS - 12/15/08 12:50 AM
I have a 5 gallon fuel cell that came with -8 AN fittings in it. At what point does it become necessary to run a -10 AN?
Quote:Probally around 1000 hp total using power adders or on straight motor, but I don't really know as all of my junk makes less than that and I use a single # 10 to my 300 GPH pump, which is suppose to be good to 900 hp two number eights with the right system should be good to 1000HP + I would think, maybe not Try calling a couple of the companys that make good fuel system parts and ask them
I have a 5 gallon fuel cell that came with -8 AN fittings in it. At what point does it become necessary to run a -10 AN?
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BG 280 pump with internal bypass, then to a filter with stainless mesh. This is a small block duster that for now will only run mid to low 7's in the 1/8 mile. Fastest it will probably ever go will be 6.00 in 1/8 th.
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So in the future a -8 line from cell with BG 280 pump and -8 all the way to regulator at carb then -8 from regulator to carb would support a say 440 to 500 cube motor running 6.00 in the 1/8 th.
Quote:When bob Glideen won that tital that was the only choice, no black pumps, no decent Mallory or any other brands of electric fuel pumps, if I remember correctly
when Bob Glidden won Pro Stock in his Plymouth Arrow (1978?) he used 2 blue Holley pumps on his car.
Quote:I run -12 to prostar 500,-10 to the reg,-8 to carbz
You can't put in too big of a primary fuel line. I say go with the -10.
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You can't put in too big of a primary fuel line. I say go with the -10.
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-12 out of the tank to the pump , -10 to the reg , -8 to the carb .