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Another curiousity I have into the fuel pump assemblies... The 370z sending unit is several inches taller than the 350z sending unit. The G37s with a 350z fuel pump assembly
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Another curiousity I have into the fuel pump assemblies...
The 370z sending unit is several inches taller than the 350z sending unit. The G37s with a 350z fuel pump assembly must either have a modified version of it that is taller, or the G37s with the 370z fuel pump assembly must have a modified version of it that is shorter? Both the assemblies are self adjusting in height by compressing against the floor of the fuel tank, but I am not sure that the range of travel is enough to compensate for the height difference between the Z33 vs Z34 assemblies. Any insight on that, Sam? |
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