dual feed gone wrong. FML

RJM06590 said:
Correct, I thought he meant the return banjo.

I use a straight into the side and 90 into the front port.

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Man I wish mine looked like that^

I just got some plain ol parker fittings.
 
Why not just buy the setup from Rob? He has done all of the research to finding the parts and you can see in the pic that he uses quality parts.
 
jedeka said:
Why not just buy the setup from Rob? He has done all of the research to finding the parts and you can see in the pic that he uses quality parts.
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to be 100% honest, and absoutly nothing against rob (as he is very stand up guy and has proved it by helping someone track down parts to make their own version of something he sells) but i just like to make my own stuff as much as i can rather then buy it, yes robs kit would look so much cleaner/nicer then pushloc hoses ect but i just like the feeling of know that everything that i had the abbilty to build myself i did.
 
Very understandable! I know many people like to build their own different designs etc. I have been thinking of offering a DIY style kit, but there are so many options.
 
RJM06590 said:
Very understandable! I know many people like to build their own different designs etc. I have been thinking of offering a DIY style kit, but there are so many options.
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I was thinking if you offered a non fancey black or blue pushlock hose, regular fittings.

It would be more budget friendly.
 
Yeah, I'll look up prices for one right now.

On edit, a budget pushlok dual feed would be $90 shipped and could have blue, black, or silver fittings. Blue or black hose.
 
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sorry about the quasi-related hijack, but with as setup as pictured above, on the return side would you still use an OFV? i was planning on going with a similar setup off of an airdog2 which has adjustable pressure so it seems to me that the overflow valve would be useless?
 
black3d0ut12v said:
sorry about the quasi-related hijack, but with as setup as pictured above, on the return side would you still use an OFV? i was planning on going with a similar setup off of an airdog2 which has adjustable pressure so it seems to me that the overflow valve would be useless?
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Ofv, regulator, or check valve will do.
 
You still want the ofv or something similar in place so that the AD won't have to work as hard to keep the pressure up. You definitely don't want to dead end the fuel by putting a plug in the ofv hole. Fuel is what lubricates and cools the pump.
 
hey can anyone tell me what fitting or where to get the one to go in the front to go to a -6 line? pm me if its easier and sorry if this is off topic kinda...
 
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