Fuel line. Tank to fuel filter, canister to pump ?

[FUNFER2]

I want to make a new fuel system. I have a hard line coming out of the gas tank. I have the Canton canister fuel filter and a RobbMc Performance fuel pump. I need to run a 1/2 (AN # 8 or 10) from the gas tank to the canister in port, then out to the fuel pump. What is best to accomplish this ?

Is there a compression fitting that can be attached to the hard line, then to a fuel hose to the filter ?

CANTON-

http://www.cantonracingproducts.com/...ion&key=25-912

25-912 - CM -15 REMOTE FUEL FILTER 8 MICRON -12AN (25-912)


Fuel IN is on the bottom. I will mount the filter on the frame. I'm a little concerned about using 45 & 90 degree AN fittings. Will they restrict the flow ?

This 4" high CM Remote Canister Fuel Filter has our 2-5/8" tall 8 micron element for extra high flow. This filter features housings made from a light weight 3-1/4" aluminum square extrusion, 1-1/16" -12 straight o-ring ports, and a removable top cap that allows for easy and mess free element replacement. The filter has a red anodized body and a clear anodized end cap. A stainless steel T-bolt mounting clamp is included.

RobbMc-

http://www.robbmcperformance.com/pro...ordfe1100.html

Ford FE 1100HP Fuel Pump



"Dual Mode" set up as a non-return for use with our pump. In the future, if you want to change it to a return regulator for use with an electric pump, you can purchase the conversion kit.

[FUNFER2]

Any advise ?

[Jerry Clayton]

for your request about a compression fitting to attack to a fuel hose---just clamp the hose on the hard line---or you can get a hyd hose place to do a crimp end --

[Ronbo]

Run two filters, a 40 micron on the pump inlet (to protect the pump). Then place your 8 micron as close as possible to the carb.

The gas tank can shift around slightly, so I'd run AN braided between the pump/filter and tank. The hard line would crack over time.

The tube style AN fittings won't effect flow, the cast ones (low clearance) will.

[FUNFER2]

Thanks buddy, I did find what I need from Speedway Motors.

[mickmate]

Speedway, Summit, Jegs, Batinc all have the fittings and adapters you need. They'll list them as full flow or short radius in the hydraulic books. Either will work in your application.