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I have a fuel filter near my electric fuel pump but recently picked up a nice chrome and glass inline filter that I thought I would put somewhere under the hood to catch any other crap before the fuel gets to the carbs. Is 5/16 diameter going to restrict the flow or am I worrying about nothing?
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TR2/3/3A 5/16 inline fuel filter?
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I agree. I use a paper element filter with 1/4" fittings just before the carbs. But of course any filter can get clogged up and limit fuel delivery.
However, make sure the chrome part is actually metal. A friend of mine found one at FLAPS where it was chromed plastic, and the plastic broke in service. Dumped fuel all over the place, plus disabled the car.
However, make sure the chrome part is actually metal. A friend of mine found one at FLAPS where it was chromed plastic, and the plastic broke in service. Dumped fuel all over the place, plus disabled the car.