Non OE Fuel Filters
#1
Non OE Fuel Filters
Hi all,
I'm collecting bits to revamp my fuel setup.
One part that I'm not sure about is the fuel filter. I would like to change the OE filter for one that I can fit anodised fittings to so it all matches (I'm a bit weird like that).
In particular, I'm looking at the Fuelab filter:
Has anybody any experience with these filters?
Are they suitable?
Any problems associated with non OE filters?
Many thanks
Ross
I'm collecting bits to revamp my fuel setup.
One part that I'm not sure about is the fuel filter. I would like to change the OE filter for one that I can fit anodised fittings to so it all matches (I'm a bit weird like that).
In particular, I'm looking at the Fuelab filter:
Has anybody any experience with these filters?
Are they suitable?
Any problems associated with non OE filters?
Many thanks
Ross
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From: Slowly rebuilding the kit of bits into a car...
No, I bought a smaller, cheaper item for the exact same reason, after a year I'll dismantle it and see how bad it is, if it is clogged then I may get a larger one like the above !
dunx
P.S. Defi will show if pressure drops so fingers crossed.
dunx
P.S. Defi will show if pressure drops so fingers crossed.
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Another that succumbed to underbonnet bling eh
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