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Old 09-28-2025, 11:50 PM
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These Blue Sea marine circuit breakers have insulated housings or you could go with the blade style terminals breakers and insulated terminal ends.

I've used other Blue Sea products and have found the to be quality products.

https://powerwerx.com/blue-sea-marin...yABEgIgB_D_BwE

https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/GRO8...yABEgIFivD_BwE

I didn't see if you're running a return from the regulator?

Looking forward to more details as I have the same tank standing by for me to finish other details before I install it. I'm planning on going with a transverse muffler as you did. I want less weight and to have that weight over the rear axle.
Thanks for that. The Blue Sea stuff looks nice. It looks like a nicer piece than what I ordered. I'll pick one of those up.

I am running a return line.

I'm a little bit worried about the tank. I hope I don't have fit or access problems with the transverse muffler. It's a Pypes exhaust, not factory so we'll see.

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Old 10-24-2025, 06:43 PM
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Thanks for that. The Blue Sea stuff looks nice. It looks like a nicer piece than what I ordered. I'll pick one of those up.

I am running a return line.

I'm a little bit worried about the tank. I hope I don't have fit or access problems with the transverse muffler. It's a Pypes exhaust, not factory so we'll see.
This is a TanksInc install in a 67 Chevelle. Used a Napa 3311 fuel filter and SURR quick connect fittings/Nylon hose. Maybe it can give you some ideas. 3/8" from tank to regulator pressure and return. 1/2" regulator to carb.
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