Fuel Filter on a Mad Force
02-12-2005, 05:07 PM
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Fuel Filter on a Mad Force
Ok. Where the heck do I mount this thing? Any suggestions? It doesn't have any mounting piece, and I'm trying not to resort to drilling holes in the side plates just yet...
It seems every where I try to use existing holes, it butts up against the pipe or gets dangerously close to the clutch bell.
It seems every where I try to use existing holes, it butts up against the pipe or gets dangerously close to the clutch bell.
02-12-2005, 05:13 PM
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RE: Fuel Filter on a Mad Force
Not knowing what your up against,(cant picture the truck) but I would suggest making some sort of extension bracket to go above the exhuast, or which ever position looks more :"safe". Something like an "L" bracket, you would use to sure up corners in woodwork.
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RE: Fuel Filter on a Mad Force
use a small zip tie and run it through one of the holes near the roll bar. this way your filter will lay flat on the inside of the chassis.[8D]
02-17-2005, 09:30 PM
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RE: Fuel Filter on a Mad Force
Yea, but I have the stock pipe. So that's right were I have the exhaust system. I may run mount it on the other side, if I can make safe clearance for the throttle linkages.
