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Old 07-23-2004   #1
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I was wondering if anyone has any experience with using a Supra fuel filter (P/N 23300-49185) versus the Mitsu filter. I read that the Supra fuel filter outflows the Mitsu filter by quite a bit and with a little bracket modification, is a direct bolt-on.
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Old 07-23-2004   #2
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are you having fuel pressure issues with the stock one???
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Why bother?
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Just reading in the internet and thought that some people might like to share their opinions about it.
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Old 07-23-2004   #5
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that's about as useful as switching from a 3" exhaust tip to a 4" one because it flows more
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Yes, but when you go from 3" to 5". oh my you can feel it in the butt dyno!
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Why bother?
It would look fast in someones mod list though.


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Old 07-24-2004   #8
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Who cares if it out flows our stock one, if you aren't anywhere near the flow capacity of the stocker then why worry?
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You will probably max out a walbro 255HP before the stock fuel system. Anyone making 600+whp is probably going to replace the entire fuel system from pumps to rail with new lines and an aftermarket high flow fuel filter anyways.
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