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Old 02-02-2006, 10:46 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default PRODUCT FAQ: SVT Fuel Feed Line w/ 1/8" NPT Port


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Will using this to feed to a nitrous setup cause fuel delivery problems?

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Not for the average setup. If you're going to run a very large amount of nitrous then a dedicated feed line might be better.
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So, for the typical 50/75 shot this will be fine? (thanks for the quick delivery by the way, got mine in 2 days)
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Yes, but I still recommend you check the a/f ratio just to make sure everything is working properly regardless. Thank you for your business!
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for now, I plan to use a fuel pressure safety switch, but once I decide on where I could hide some extra guages I will probably do the a/f one.

I'm trying to keep the interior as stock looking as possible, no A-pillar guages, big red buttons, or any crap like that. I may end up designing a swing out guage panel that hides in the glove box, but I haven't decided for sure on that yet.
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