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I'm running a walbro 450 pump in baffled tanks tank. 1/2" aluminum lines to aeromotive regulator upfront by carb, Running the Pypes crossflow muffler. It's tight but I insulated the lines by the muffler. Have hardline couplings by the tank passenger side to disconnect for tank removal.

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I'm running a walbro 450 pump in baffled tanks tank. 1/2" aluminum lines to aeromotive regulator upfront by carb, Running the Pypes crossflow muffler. It's tight but I insulated the lines by the muffler. Have hardline couplings by the tank passenger side to disconnect for tank removal.
Got any pics? What side did you run the feed & return lines?

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As a tip, you can use the Aeromotive filter brackets, they make 2 or 3 sizes, I've used the 2" one for my Holley filters.

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/aei-12701

They are nice bc you can easily slip the filter housing out to replace the filter element. I use AN hose with a little bit of slack to allow it to slip out.



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I did a sheet metal bracket for the regulator, and hung it behind the intake.

Here's a pic of the fuel line runs too. I also did a hard line for the rear coolant hose, which cleaned a lot of that stuff up.


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Got any pics? What side did you run the feed & return lines?
Both lines run down passenger side. I'll look for pics and post if I can find some.

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