What filter?

[83kid]

Hi, truck has no fuel filter so im puttig an inline one in between the fuel pump and carb, what would you recommend?
Found a good 40 micron one, russel preformace (on summit), should i be looking for something like a 10 micron or is that good?
Has edelbrock carb, 4 barrel 600cfm, everyone says edelbrocks are very sensitive to dirty fuel, so what should i get?
Thanks!

 

[Joe383]

I always get the cheep clear filters thy have at the auto part store. I don't know how many micron they are but I like them.

 

[firebane]

Hi, truck has no fuel filter so im puttig an inline one in between the fuel pump and carb, what would you recommend?
Found a good 40 micron one, russel preformace (on summit), should i be looking for something like a 10 micron or is that good?
Has edelbrock carb, 4 barrel 600cfm, everyone says edelbrocks are very sensitive to dirty fuel, so what should i get?
Thanks!

just get your everyday metal filter. if you have that much crap coming into your carb you need to clean your tank and replace the sock.

 

[ryan.johnson]

I always get the cheep clear filters thy have at the auto part store. I don't know how many micron they are but I like them.

Assuming you're talking about the ones that look like: http://www.summitracing.com/parts/trd-9245?seid=srese1&gclid=CMzKx96buMgCFQwwaQod458Gdw

I use one of these on a 600 eddie as well, work great. Just becareful any time you are messing with your fuel line, I've had it unscrew itself a couple of times....

 

[skysurfer]

Consider the size of the element before purchase. It's easy to forget about fuel filters during routine service and more media allows for a longer service life. I would also stay clear of filters that don't state the micron size. If a company produced a filter that was good to 5 microns they would make it a point to advertise that. On the other hand, if a company produced crap filters *coughframcough* they wouldn't be so quick to list that information.