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10-07-2016 #1
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fitech fuel command center (fuel system only) with LS1?
Anyone use fitech fuel command center on an LS engine? I am talking about just the fuel pump, can this be adapted to the stock FI in an LS engine?
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10-10-2016 #2
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You would need a electric pump to get fuel from the tank to the FCC since it is designed for a mechanical pump from an earlier engine, to fill the FCC. If you're going to run an electric pump already, just do it right and don't mess with the FCC. LS engines have no way to drive a mechanical pump.
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10-10-2016 #3
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The above is good advice, but...I think the FCC could act as a surge tank and allow you to avoid fuel starvation when cornering at low fuel levels without having to go with a baffled aftermarket tank, or something with the fancy pickups a la vaporworks setup. So...could be a budget friendly solution if that's a goal of yours. Probably not a big plus for a street cruiser.
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10-11-2016 #4
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