Rippers

Anyone got any pics of these installed
Thanks Paul

adamski frst

Franco

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I think you'll find he means EscCos fish batterer!

Mike Rainbird

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Why do you want photos, you can never see them, as everything hides under the car ?

dangerous - reyland

this is my set up Paul

Rippers

dangerous - reyland Blimey thats a bit mental

Adamskid shhhhhhhh

Mike I wanted to see how it mounts up

dangerous - reyland

Its Pro Alloy tank & swirl pot Paul

The lift pump on the side is a Holley 110 GPH Martin ordered it in from the US for me
No point in having a lift pump that cant keep up with the 044 bosch main pump as the pot will run dry

Routes dash10) tank - liftpump- top of swirlpot - bottom of swirl pot to 044 - (dash6) 044 out to filter - filter out to fuel rail - fuel rail out to pressure regulator - p/r out to top swirl pot - top of s/p back to tank

standard saff cos filter in Pro Alloy bracket iwth 044

Mike Rainbird

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This is my one that had to be cut about to make way for the Magnex exhaust, hence why it is a bit rough and ready, but I don't care as only the cats eyes and road kill get to see it normally

Franco

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Think this'll be my next step for the winter.............If i ever get it sorted as it is now!

Kelv

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Paul, ill get some pics for you tomorrow.

but my intake pump lifts to a swirl pot in a boot enclosure which also houses my 044 fuel pump.

all nicely consealed within a tank in the boot.

but may just go for something mildly along the lines of what Dangerous has.

Dangerous, looking very good


Bit of a ropey pic

adamski frst

thats just what i told you was the best route paul save having a tank in the boot and swirl under and pumps under. I think personally its too much stuff underneath the car for my liking

Mike Rainbird

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For a road car, you'd be mad to put it all in the boot - the noise is horrendous .

Mine has been like this set up for SEVEN years with no issues what-so-ever .

adamski frst

turn the stereo up then

Kelv

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Must admit Mike, it is a bit on the noisy side.

but not to worried, what with the rear beam being solid mounted aswell - the rear diff grinds away when decelerating

Rippers

Dunno if it a silly question but do you get the smell of petrol inside the car?

Kelv

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only ever got a slight smell of fuel if it was a very hot day, and it was only when i first started the car up... smell had disapeared within a few seconds.