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O&G · 10-01-2013, 01:00 AM

I decided to do a full fuel return system with my built block, 70mm turbo setup with the option to run a surge tank in the future. I haven’t seen much discussion on the topic so I thought I’d share what I’m doing. I originally had a single turbo setup on a stock block, stock fuel system with the CJ Motorsports Fuel Pump Kit and Walboro 255lph pump.

Parts:
• GTM Fuel Pressure Adapter Regulator Kit GTM Motorsports*::*FUEL SYSTEM*::*GTM FUEL PRESS ADPTER REGULATOR KIT
• AEM Adjustable Regulator GTM Motorsports*::*FUEL SYSTEM*::*AEM Universal Adjustable Fuel Pressure Regulator
• Aeromotive Stealth 340lph pump
• CJ Motorsports Fuel Pump Install Kit CJM Fuel Pump Install Kit
• GTM Fuel Pump Voltage Stabilizer Kit GTM Motorsports*::*FUEL SYSTEM*::*GTM FUEL PUMP VOLTAGE STABILIZER KIT
• CJ Motorsports fuel return adapter, this part will delete the stock regulator that sits inside the pump housing
• CJ Motor sports supplied all lines and fittings

I placed a custom order with Charles a/k/a Phunk from CJ Motorsports because I already had some of the parts required for the return system. I’ve been a customer for 8 years and couldn’t ask for a better company to deal with.

I chose to use the stock fuel rails as they are considerably bigger than the VQ35 series rails and should be able to handle the 600-650whp mark. I have Injector Dynamic 850cc injectors, but wishing I went with the 1000cc for an E85 option. I also chose to run an electronic fuel gauge into the cabin from the regulator. In the future if I decide to track the car I have the option of adding a surge tank to the system with larger pumps, etc….

If you’re doing any work on the VQ37VHR fuel system do yourself a favor and read the following:
http://blog.cj-motorsports.com/2009/...-assembly.aspx
It will give you background and instructions on installing basic to full return systems for our platform.

Setup:

Stock Fuel Regulator in Pump Housing:

CJ Motorsports Fuel Pressure Delete Adapter:
Requires “Great Care” trimming the pump housing, being careful not to cut/break into the housing.

CJ Motorsports Fuel Pump Kit & Regulator Delete Adapter:

GTM Fuel Pressure Adapter Regulator(EngineBay), sorry for bad pics:

AEM Regulator mounted with Fuel Gauge Sender Unit:

GTM Fuel Voltage Stabilizer Kit:

I had to fish the fuel return line down through a tight space, but other than that running the line was easy. I ran it with the stock fuel sending line using some P clamps.

I should know if this fuel setup is adequate for my power goals in a few weeks!

10-01-2013, 01:00 AM	#1 (permalink)
O&G A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Lone Star State Age: 42 Posts: 1,212 Drives: 40th Anv. Rep Power: 22	Fuel Return Option I decided to do a full fuel return system with my built block, 70mm turbo setup with the option to run a surge tank in the future. I haven’t seen much discussion on the topic so I thought I’d share what I’m doing. I originally had a single turbo setup on a stock block, stock fuel system with the CJ Motorsports Fuel Pump Kit and Walboro 255lph pump. Parts: • GTM Fuel Pressure Adapter Regulator Kit GTM Motorsports::FUEL SYSTEM::GTM FUEL PRESS ADPTER REGULATOR KIT • AEM Adjustable Regulator GTM Motorsports::FUEL SYSTEM::AEM Universal Adjustable Fuel Pressure Regulator • Aeromotive Stealth 340lph pump • CJ Motorsports Fuel Pump Install Kit CJM Fuel Pump Install Kit • GTM Fuel Pump Voltage Stabilizer Kit GTM Motorsports::FUEL SYSTEM::GTM FUEL PUMP VOLTAGE STABILIZER KIT • CJ Motorsports fuel return adapter, this part will delete the stock regulator that sits inside the pump housing • CJ Motor sports supplied all lines and fittings I placed a custom order with Charles a/k/a Phunk from CJ Motorsports because I already had some of the parts required for the return system. I’ve been a customer for 8 years and couldn’t ask for a better company to deal with. I chose to use the stock fuel rails as they are considerably bigger than the VQ35 series rails and should be able to handle the 600-650whp mark. I have Injector Dynamic 850cc injectors, but wishing I went with the 1000cc for an E85 option. I also chose to run an electronic fuel gauge into the cabin from the regulator. In the future if I decide to track the car I have the option of adding a surge tank to the system with larger pumps, etc…. If you’re doing any work on the VQ37VHR fuel system do yourself a favor and read the following: http://blog.cj-motorsports.com/2009/...-assembly.aspx It will give you background and instructions on installing basic to full return systems for our platform. Setup: Stock Fuel Regulator in Pump Housing: CJ Motorsports Fuel Pressure Delete Adapter: Requires “Great Care” trimming the pump housing, being careful not to cut/break into the housing. CJ Motorsports Fuel Pump Kit & Regulator Delete Adapter: GTM Fuel Pressure Adapter Regulator(EngineBay), sorry for bad pics: AEM Regulator mounted with Fuel Gauge Sender Unit: GTM Fuel Voltage Stabilizer Kit: I had to fish the fuel return line down through a tight space, but other than that running the line was easy. I ran it with the stock fuel sending line using some P clamps. I should know if this fuel setup is adequate for my power goals in a few weeks! __________________ O&G's Build/Journal <---(1st lowmount single turbo treeseventy) Built Engine Thread 2011 F-250 Build/Journal Last edited by O&G; 10-01-2013 at 03:13 PM.