CherryVimto
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To get the correct fuel supply to an engine we need to have not only the correct amount of flow but also pressure?
If I were to replace all of the fuel lines with something like braided rubber for example and to keep the 'original' characteristics of the fuel system, I would ideally replace all existing pipework with new pipes of the same size?
If the new fuel lines were bigger, how would I know how much of a bigger pump I would need (if at all) to supply the same amount of flow/pressure as before?
Also, does anyone know the size of the standard fuel lines, specifically where the come up the bulkhead in to the engine bay?
If I were to replace all of the fuel lines with something like braided rubber for example and to keep the 'original' characteristics of the fuel system, I would ideally replace all existing pipework with new pipes of the same size?
If the new fuel lines were bigger, how would I know how much of a bigger pump I would need (if at all) to supply the same amount of flow/pressure as before?
Also, does anyone know the size of the standard fuel lines, specifically where the come up the bulkhead in to the engine bay?