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LEGENDS => General => Topic started by: chuck_sherwood on August 16, 2007, 01:06:24 pm

Title: Fuel Filter?
Post by: chuck_sherwood on August 16, 2007, 01:06:24 pm

OK a simple question......
What fuel filter is recommended for our cars?
Anyone have a fram number etc?

Chuck

Title: Re: Fuel Filter?
Post by: justfreaky on August 16, 2007, 03:17:55 pm

2007 600 Racing Rule Book;

#32 Fuel Filter:
 Any after market fuel filter is permitted. No glass fuel filters permitted.


I'm going to be using one of the aluminum housing w/ replaceable element. Speedway Motors, Summit, eBay are some sources. Moroso is just one of the many brands (off the top of my head). Fram, and others, make a canister or screw on filter type. I personally don't care for the size of these type filters.

Pick your favorite.

Steve

Title: Re: Fuel Filter?
Post by: qweedqwag on August 16, 2007, 09:30:54 pm

I use the steel small barrel you can get at any parts store. Works great.

Title: Re: Fuel Filter?
Post by: elimn8u_43 on August 18, 2007, 02:17:35 pm

I use a professional products fuel filter part #10214 with braided stainless steel line. The web address is www.professional-products.com. Most performance/race shops carry their stuff.

Geoff




Hi-Tech Fuel Filter
 
The Hi-Tech Fuel Filter is intended for applications where the utlimate in appearance and performance is desired in a high performance street filter. Larger (3” long x 2” diameter) than the Inline Performance Filter, shown above left, the Hi-Tech filter uses two stainless filtering screens. One is a coarse pre-filter to capture the larger par- ticles, and then a finer screen to get the smaller ones. The screens are washable in solvent but should be replaced over time with our inexpensive replacement element kit. This filter will flow up to 150 GPH at 7 PSIG and filters to as fine as 10 microns. It is available in either a bright red/blue anodized finish or a highly polished show finish. The filter comes with a stainless steel mounting bracket that is attached to the filter with stainless button head screws. This is our top-of- the-line street fuel filter.

Red/Blue Hi-Tech Filter 10214
Polished Hi-Tech Filter 10215
Replacement Element 10222
 

Title: Re: Fuel Filter?
Post by: justfreaky on August 18, 2007, 07:51:36 pm

Hi Geoff,
 I'm using that Professional Products also (as I just bought one from you).  ;D

Steve
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Title: Re: Fuel Filter?
Post by: justfreaky on August 20, 2007, 04:07:30 am

That Professional Products stuff is available from your local Napa store;
For those that didn't check out the web site.

Steve

Title: Re: Fuel Filter?
Post by: elimn8u_43 on August 20, 2007, 05:29:43 pm

I will let you know when I ship it out Steve ;D.

Geoff

Title: Re: Fuel Filter?
Post by: justfreaky on August 21, 2007, 03:13:52 am

Hey Geoff,
 I put an international postal money order in the mail to you Monday. I'll be curious to see how long it takes to get way up north.

Thanks Again!

Steve