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January 23rd, 2012, 08:11
#11
Senior
Re: Class Uno
Little bit of work. Need to finish plumbing the coolers and the fuel system.
Brad 159
Nocturnal Industries, You local Phoenix fabricator.
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January 23rd, 2012 08:11
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January 23rd, 2012, 11:15
#12
Senior
Re: Class Uno
How are you guys running your fuel systems, filter-pump then to a y fitting before the two fuel rails, out of the two into the regulator and back to the return.
Or pump in one rail, line to the next, to the regulator and then out to the return?
Brad 159
Nocturnal Industries, You local Phoenix fabricator.
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January 23rd, 2012, 14:37
#13
RDC Addicted
Re: Class Uno
Aeromotive fi says to go into the back of the first rail, connect the two in the front, and put the regulator on the back of the second rail.
Whiplash and ASCC class 8 Chevy - 372sbc/th400/14bff - The big DOG
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January 24th, 2012, 11:05
#14
Senior
Re: Class Uno

Originally Posted by
scottm
Aeromotive fi says to go into the back of the first rail, connect the two in the front, and put the regulator on the back of the second rail.
I was looking on there site and it showed to use a Y off the fuel pump into each fuel rail, then out of each fuel rail to the regulator and return on the bottom of the regulator??? Wondering if this was a newer idea from them to keep contant and equl fuel pressure across each injector?
Brad 159
Nocturnal Industries, You local Phoenix fabricator.
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January 29th, 2012, 20:28
#15
Senior
Re: Class Uno
On the wheels for the first time in months, feels so good to see it here even though there is alot more work to come.
Brad 159
Nocturnal Industries, You local Phoenix fabricator.
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February 21st, 2012, 18:46
#16
Senior
Re: Class Uno
Anyone have input on how the coolers should be plumbed? Don't think I have them correct at the moment. Heard I should have the input on the bottom and output on the top opposite corner? And wondering if I need to rotate the setrab black oil cooler 90 degrees?
Brad 159
Nocturnal Industries, You local Phoenix fabricator.
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March 20th, 2012, 13:35
#17
Senior
Re: Class Uno
Got a bunch of little items knocked off the list finally.
Brad 159
Nocturnal Industries, You local Phoenix fabricator.
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March 20th, 2012, 21:34
#18
Loyal
Re: Class Uno
nice work, thanks for the pictures
"I dont always drink beer, but when I do it sure as hell aint Bud Light!"
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March 21st, 2012, 11:44
#19
Elite
THROW IT IN THE GUTTER & GO GET ANOTHER!!
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March 27th, 2012, 17:01
#20
Fresh Blood
Re: Class Uno

Originally Posted by
esbyota
Anyone have input on how the coolers should be plumbed? Don't think I have them correct at the moment. Heard I should have the input on the bottom and output on the top opposite corner? And wondering if I need to rotate the setrab black oil cooler 90 degrees?
my .02, which is worth exactly that.... turn the black cooler on it's side and input on the bottom so you won't get air trapped in it. also if they are both cooling the same fluid (both oil or both trans) run them in parallel, not in series.