Pictures added- Is Nightrungarage fuel feed line a good idea?

[toyota.s]

I'm rebuilding a GE supra no power adders.

Going to be working on the fuel system next. I haven't even touched the fuel system. Dont know the condition, still in the car. Looking ahead for new parts to replace and I came across nightrungarage custom fuel feed line with redium AN fittings.

Their description states: it gets rid of the factory banjo bolt which restricts fuel flow. And it's an OEM replacement due to discounted factory line.

Is this a good thing to replace even with no power adders?

Is extra fuel flow good or bad with a GE build?

Note: replacing fuel pump, fuel pump hanger, fuel level sender, injectors, pressure regulator, fuel filter, and gaskets. All OEM or equivalent.

Mk3 Toyota Supra AN Fuel Feed Line

The Nightrun Garage Mk3 Toyota Supra tank to filter AN fuel feed line replaces your worn-out OEM fuel feed line! Often times the OEM fuel line between the tank and fuel filter is cracked and the fittings are seized together. We assemble high-quality Vibrant Performance line and fittings with...

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[Asterix]

Because I messed up the line exiting the fuel filter, I changed over to a bigger filter with -6 AN fittings on it. I'm sure I'm getting less resistance than the stock setup, but it's working fine even in 100F heat.

I will say that hose from Nightrun is pricey and not really necessary for a GE. If your stock line is still good, I'd stick with it.

Meanwhile, you can't buy a new fuel level sender, so you're stuck with a used one. Mine is still going strong.

 

[toyota.s]

Because I messed up the line exiting the fuel filter, I changed over to a bigger filter with -6 AN fittings on it. I'm sure I'm getting less resistance than the stock setup, but it's working fine even in 100F heat.

I will say that hose from Nightrun is pricey and not really necessary for a GE. If your stock line is still good, I'd stick with it.

Meanwhile, you can't buy a new fuel level sender, so you're stuck with a used one. Mine is still going strong.

Yeah, when night run stated eliminates banjo bolt and increase flow I had some concerns.

Night run does sell the fuel level sender, but over $400.

 

[Asterix]

Well, I'll be. Nighrun has the sender... for the moment. Does yours not work?

 

[toyota.s]

Well, I'll be. Nighrun has the sender... for the moment. Does yours not work?

It works last I drove, haven't driven the Supra since 2022 due to the engine rebuild. I just like to replace things as long as I'm in there. Especially if its old and not as easy to get to.

 

[Asterix]

Just my opinion, but this is an expensive part to replace just because. You can easily test yours once it's out.

I replaced my tank a few months ago, and it's really pretty easy to drop. It almost took longer to pump out the fuel that it did to drop the tank. There's a drain plug for the impatient, but I decided to pump it out with a hand pump.

 

[toyota.s]

Just my opinion, but this is an expensive part to replace just because. You can easily test yours once it's out.

I replaced my tank a few months ago, and it's really pretty easy to drop. It almost took longer to pump out the fuel that it did to drop the tank. There's a drain plug for the impatient, but I decided to pump it out with a hand pump.

Gotcha, still haven't touched it til this day. Aiming for labor day. Just making a list for the whole fuel system and whatever is for sale new from the gas cap all the way to the fuel pressure regulator. I've seen that fuel drain plug, I know my tank isn't full it's right at quarter tank. I may pump it out, don't want to risk fuel on the floor if I take out the drain plug.