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Help/Advice: SS Fuel Line Install

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Hal said:
I would either space that away from the firewall or pad that s/s hose so it doesn't rub on the brake line.

S/S braiding is a great abrasive.

Hal

In the picture it just looks like its up against the brake line, in actuality, its not touching it at all.
 
gixrman said:
Correct me if I'm wrong but would'nt you want the pressure sender at the AFPR? The reason I say this is because of the importance of fuel pressure under boost. That wonderful 1:1 ratio. Reading after the fuel filter will only give you line pressure.

I have a fuel pressure gauge on my AFPR also.
Putting it after the fuel filter will show me my fuel pressure under boost, your line is pressurized from the AFPR back. My purpose behind putting the fuel pressure sender after the filter and before the fuel rail is to show me fuel pressure before my injectors, thats what I really care about. I want to make sure my injectors are seeing the correct amount of fuel pressure.
 
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