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Old 10-06-2008, 07:40 PM
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Do I need to add a filter between the main tank and the low pressure, holley red pump, or can I get by with the filter sock on the fuel sender? I have a 10 micron filter to go before the high pressure pump after the surge tank.
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Old 10-06-2008, 08:00 PM
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Do I need to add a filter between the main tank and the low pressure, holley red pump, or can I get by with the filter sock on the fuel sender? I have a 10 micron filter to go before the high pressure pump after the surge tank.

sock should be fine. You want a 100 micron pre-filter, not 10 micron before the pump. 10 micron is for after the pump only, too restrictive before the pump.

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Ok, so I have a 10 micron filter to go after the pump between the pump and the injectors. Do I put the filter before the regulator? Do I need to get a 100 micron filter to place before the main pump? I was assuming the sock on the fuel sender would take the place of the 100 micron filter.
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