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Old 09-28-2023, 09:31 AM
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Pretty simple to make them look stock with a little thought and time.

I use the Tanks Inc tanks with the pump in the tank. No sumps hanging down. I run the 1/2" line, sometimes using stainless pre bent stuff from places like Inline or Right Stuff, which gives the appearance of stock if anyone cared to crawl under the car.

I then keep the stock mechanical pump in place if it's visible (like a Chevrolet) and keep the stock steel lines running to the carb or EFI, although it's all dummy stuff with the line soldered shut.

The 1/2" line I hide in the back where it can't be seen.

Look under the car or open the hood and it looks like a typical street car with a mechanical pump but it actually has a fuel system that'll support 1000+ HP depending on which pump I put in the tank

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