Fass or stay stock fuel pump

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08-18-2010, 01:23 AM

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jwb600

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fass customer service is very lacking. ive ran an airdog for a couple years and havent had issues with it

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10-04-2010, 09:20 PM

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No increase in mileage whatsoever. But have managed to keep the original injection pump alive for 260K miles. That alone easily justifies the cost.

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10-06-2010, 07:32 AM

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I still have the stock lift-pump on the filter. I put a cheap Carter pump under, on the frame when the truck was new and it's still running strong, 18-19psi and 10-11psi under full load towing. Also I've managed to keep the original injection pump alive for 110K miles. That alone easily justifies the cost of a cheap Carter pump.

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10-07-2010, 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by AH64ID

I would do something. If you're not looking for huge power and want great filtration then look at the FASS Platinum, it's smaller but has better out of the box filtering than any other filtered setup and is only dollars more than a pump alone.

I would do a search and take a close look at what AH64ID has said and written about pumps and filters. I can tell you your head is going to hurt. He breaks everything down for you!!! I brought an AD100 and should have brought the Raptor and put a better filter (Baldwin)in the stock filter housing. I brought the AD 100 before reading his posts!