What would be the best brand fuel filter to put on me ride?
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What would be the best brand fuel filter to put on me ride?
I have been looking through Summit and I need a new fuel filter but dont know which one is the best. Any ideas?
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1992 Camaro RS 3.1L
T5 Manual 5 speed
Cold/RAM air intake
Z-28 Exhaust
8.5mm MSD Ignition wires
TB Coolant bypass
Soon to be a 3.8L turbo RS
AIM screen name - Stopsign696
Kills:
95 (****) Probe GT,94 Mustang GT,91 CRX (dont ask me why he raced me),2nd Gen Z28 (350) haha to you V8 guys!,1992 RS 305 TBI (good race),First Gen Integra, Old Escort LX
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Car: 1986 Firebird
Engine: 2.8 V6
Transmission: 700R4
I don't think you'll find one in Summit, most of the cool looking ones are low pressure parts meant for careburated motors. Any fuel filter will do. I use either the AC one or the Purolator one, found at any parts store.
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Its not a one-size-fits-all thing. You need a filter made for your car. But a filter is a filter. Unlike air, where a filter can restrict flow and rob horsepower, a fuel pump over compensates with enough pressure that the fuel filter can't rob or gain you any horsepower. Just buy a good brand to ensure quality, and your set.
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Rob
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Originally posted by R.O.B.:
Its not a one-size-fits-all thing. You need a filter made for your car. But a filter is a filter. Unlike air, where a filter can restrict flow and rob horsepower, a fuel pump over compensates with enough pressure that the fuel filter can't rob or gain you any horsepower. Just buy a good brand to ensure quality, and your set.
Its not a one-size-fits-all thing. You need a filter made for your car. But a filter is a filter. Unlike air, where a filter can restrict flow and rob horsepower, a fuel pump over compensates with enough pressure that the fuel filter can't rob or gain you any horsepower. Just buy a good brand to ensure quality, and your set.
However, for your application however (and for mostly stock 3rdgens), the ac delco one is fine.
From what I've seen I'd stay away from Fram.
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Hey I sell fram all day long, there is absolutely nothing wrong with their quality of filters. Their air filters are even made of paper, where the AC Delcos have foam, meaning the fram flows better, the fuel filters are fine, i run one with no problems, and the only bad thing i have to say for them is to stay away from the Doubleguard Oil filters (they have teflon). Other than that one type of oil filter, they are a quality product. Made by the Same guys who make Autolite too.
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--Steve S-- 84 Trans Am 305 (cough)LG4(cough), 5 speed, Flowmaster 80 series, otherwise an emissions restricted slow 150 hp(chilton rating) 240 torquer that needs RELEASE!!!!
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