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You can run other filters with the Fuel Boss, but they need to be after the pump, not before. So, in order to mount to the frame, you would need to run fuel to the pump, back to the frame rail, and up
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I agree with keeping the factory canister for the purpose of the factory fuel heater. It can be valuable if you are in sub zero temps in the winter
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I'm not totally sure what your asking, but you don't need to worry about dirt harming the fuel boss....if your really concerned, just ask Richard at GDP. He told me the FB could handle just about anyt
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So I am ready to upgrade my lift pump but I am torn between electric and mechanical....
Electric pros are slightly lower cost and I can run pre and post filters on the pump
The mechanical pump I like more but it seams you can only run the stock filter housing and I'm not to comfortable with that idea....
What are your thoughts are there different filter options out there that I am not seeing for the mechanical?
I'm looking at the gdp fuel boss if that changes anything