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Originally Posted by g356gear
I guess my biggest question is how the stock fuel system is modified to work with this system and if you need to run a return line to the tank.
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you will need a return line to the tank. I deally you need baffling added to the tank, or run a separate surge tank or custom efi tank to control fuel slosh picking up air in the system. But technically the stock tank will work with an outlet and a return line, but you'll want to keep the tank close to full level-wise so it doesn't suck air which is an immediate studder or engine shut off with efi.
Jody