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I have one suggestion for converting a returnless engine to fit in a chassis with a return type chassis. use the returnless fuel rail from the engine and install a fuel filter with built in fuel pressure regulator as found in a BMW or mercedes. the BMW filter is kind of lengthy, so the more compact mercedes units may find a better home, but I am mounting a filter I had from a 2002 325i under the car just ahead of the engine. the return line then connects to the filter.

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Thanks for the idea

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