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Ive heard “seal-all” is good, not sure if I would seal the hole using a rubber grommet, and I don’t even know if the rubber grommet will stand up to being in gas…:BangHead:
Bullet 3 high earner. Not sure what $$$ considered high, but I turned every stone and Linda’s SS is irrelevant. Lower earner and 7 years older. The only number clear to me is that you gain 8% every year you wait.
Yep, but here is what I’m up against. The car came to me unfinished, and tank empty, thoroughly cleaned. The picture here is where a 5/16 hole drilled into the sender base plate for the pos and neg wires. Note only a rubber grommet used … so im sure once fuel gets to that level it will pour out...
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Yes below and not return less. I used the original vapor return line as a fuel return. The CA emissions stuff was handy for that as it returns it into the corner of the tank.
I wouldn't dead head these days. Or mount another on the frame. None of those in tank modules existed for our stuff...
I tried initially to run return-less with the Sniper - as the documentation was confusing at best.
I later found out that you must run a return line and return-less is not good practice.
The Sniper relies on returning fuel to maintain a flow, and the flowing excess fuel also helps keep the TB...