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Thanks man my car started running lean up top fuel pressure would drop to 26 psi around 6k I’m putting in a return style fuel system in this week
 

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@General karthief - I was thinking the same thing about a filter. I'm going to go out on a limb and say that there's an intercooler involved? While dust and stuff wouldn't be stopped by the screen element AND it probably isn't all that great for the supercharger, it looks like maybe there's a filter between the intercooler and the throttle body. If that's the case, the engine itself might be well protected. Maybe there's something that can be done with routing tubing to a pre-charger filter? Something along these lines:

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I'd think that would be the ideal situation. :)

Otherwise, that's a damned nice ride!! :nice:
 

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Ok, lets say as an experiment, now I don't advise doing this but, sweep up a bit of road dirt like you would find on the center line of a two lane city street and sprinkle it in front of the opening where the 'filter' is, I bet money a bunch of that crap gets sucked into that expensive hair dryer you got there. And where is it going?
Example, I know of a street driven Roush mustang with a blower and a 10 micron screen, it has 30k on the clock and the cylinder walls looked like someone used 300 grit sand paper on the cylinder walls, piston sides and the blower needed rebuilt.
All I'm saying is I would put a real filter on that thing that's all,
 
I don't want to sound like I'm beating you up or anything, but that screen filter isn't good to 10 microns. If I've pulled the correct part from their site, they say it's good to 40. Personally, I'd ditch it and go with a more traditional filter of some sort to protect all the money that's invested under that hood. I might use it for dyno pulls and maybe racing, but I wouldn't use it for the street. :)
 
Ok well thanks I will try something else out not much room that’s why I put that on it’s funny my son was telling me the same stuff you guys are saying but I’ve only drove it like twice since it’s been tuned so hopefully I haven’t sucked something up
 
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