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Engine/Transmission (1998.5 - 2002) What's the easiest way to change the fuel delivery system?

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I know there are a lot of options to do this like the Wildcat system but is there a direct mount system made without any cutting?



Jim Shaw
 
What do you mean by "cutting" ? The wildcat system doesn't cut any stock lines, it replaces all the lines from the frame rail line inlet to the lift pump and on to the VP. There are other systems out there that totally replace all the lines and still don't cut any stock lines so you could go back to the oem system in case of an emergency. Take a look at the FASS, Fuel Prep, PE4200 (Rip Rooks website). I have the Wildcat big line kit and will be adding a PE4200 to cover the rest of the way from the tank.



Hope this helps or maybe I misread your post?



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Craig
 
What I meant was, could I call a company give them exact body style and length of my truck and have a custom system made without having to just have long lengths sent that I have to cut myself and take the chance of cutting it wrong. Plus this is my busy season and I'm already working six and a half days a week.



Thanks, Jim Shaw
 
I believe that all the kits that are out there are made for you to do the final cut, I don't know of anyone that has a completely prefabed up kit that just gets installed. The problem with a prefab kit is that you can route the hoses in a different way than they intended and there goes the length they had set up.



Craig
 
So I quess it would be ok to leave a little slack just incase. which would leave some room for error. Sounds so simple after talking to someone else about it. Thats why I love this site! Thanks, Jim
 
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