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09-04-2007, 07:39 AM
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Join Date: May 2005
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a quality, good looking installation. I know of several racing applicaions where fuel lines, cells, and pumps are in far more dangerous locations. just for example, in many boats, engines and fuel pumps and lines, are all located in closed areas....there are no vapors from a closed system (unless there is a leak). there is no combustion source in a trunk. Externally mounted pumps are far more likely to leak or get damaged by the road than this application will. Great job my man!
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