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Old Jan 7, 2012 | 12:51 PM
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hi there...

soon i will be starting to build my mk 2 but will be relocating the fuel tank inside the car using this fuel cell from pro alloy

http://www.proalloy.co.uk/cgi-bin/si...93&id=proalloy

all lines will run threw the car using braded fuel lines..

but what else would i need...
the car will be running a 2L zetec with bike carbs
will using a Fuel pump ( which has integral pressure regulator) and filter

how would i go about plumbing all of this in? any help would be apreciated

thanks
john
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Old Feb 8, 2012 | 10:21 AM
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Seeing as no one has answered you I think the best thing you can do is send Luca (I think thats his username) fast ford contributor. I believe he has a set up like this in his mk3
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Old Feb 11, 2012 | 09:09 AM
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Originally Posted by zs--wilson
hi there...

soon i will be starting to build my mk 2 but will be relocating the fuel tank inside the car using this fuel cell from pro alloy

http://www.proalloy.co.uk/cgi-bin/si...93&id=proalloy

all lines will run threw the car using braded fuel lines..

but what else would i need...
the car will be running a 2L zetec with bike carbs
will using a Fuel pump ( which has integral pressure regulator) and filter

how would i go about plumbing all of this in? any help would be apreciated

thanks
john
My fuel cell is mounted towards the rear of the car, then -10 hose out of the tank to a small earls filter with -10 inlet/outlet. This feeds into the Bosch 044 fuel pump with -10 in then a -6 adapter out. This leads to a -6 fuel filter then -6 line which runs the length of the car through a -6 bulkhead fitting upto the fuel rail injectors.
Once out the fuel rail it feeds to the pressure reg and out bak through the bulkhead back to the return fitting in the top of the tank. Cycle complete and round and round it all flows.

My advice though if running something like a Bosch 044 pump is run it under the car, the noise they kick out is mind numbing in the car.
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