Bswope

Looking at some ideaqs for my liberty canister install and came across this, would this work in the Liberty Canister??

http://www.vulcanperformance.com/Dra...ow-p/dsvhf.htm

Fisherguy

Sure it would, but unless you already have the Liberty why not just use it in your stock canister. It looks like it's made to remove the stock pump with that kit, plus you'd save the $100 on the Liberty.
(Sure wish they had all these things a year ago when I did mine)

Ace

I'm don't know how much power you're making, but at some point I think I'd just put a sump in the bottom of the tank for simplicity and reliabitiy's sake.

Bswope

Hey Will,
I have a Liberty canister, but if this works in my canister then I might just sell the Liberty canister.

clndesl

I would give Chris Brahs a call he got me the parts for mine its a super clean install and works great i bring mine sone to the light all the time no problem. If you would like I can email you some install pics. but i would give him a call real good guy.



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Fisherguy

I've seen that thing, I don't like the way it hangs down so low.

hotrod929

I second this. I just installed one for my airdog 150 and his kits are super easy to install and very well thought out. WOuld highly recomend Chris. Great customer service as well.

HotRod

Bswope

Im going with the one I posted in the link and puting it in the Liberty Basket!!

Will post pics and soon as I get all my stuff rounded up and get things installed!!

Thedieselkid

I thought opie suggests leaving the liberty canister stock under 750 rwhp? I am installing one of his pumps next weekend and that was the advice i received.

Just me .02

Paul

Bswope

Yeah he dose but im doing this for future purposes so I dont have to do it twice!

mpracehemi

What I did was buy a bulkhead fitting, hose end (AN fittings), used rubber fuel line (1/2'') shoved a piece of alum. fuel line up inside rubber f. line. I did notch the alum. line so I could have it sit right on the bottom of tank.

I saw what fisherguy did to his lib.can. way back and I did the same to my stock one. I did knock out the stock fp. I left the return line alone. Plugged up the stock outlet line/fitting.

I think it cost me around $30, but I do have alum. fuel line laying around from my other hobby, same as the fittings that I always hav on hand.

OPIE

Stock Liberty basket w/gusher has made over 1k hp without being modded. But it's your money...

Bswope

Hey Opie,
That unit im gettin from Vulcan eliminates the pump im my stock canister, I have a buddy that wants the liberty canister. I know.... I know im hard headed, but this actually worked out better for me and I only spent $55 instead of $83 on the Liberty Canister.
We will see how it works, if it dosent... chalk one up for a lesson learned and a good opportunity for someone to say I TOLD YOU SO!!

Fisherguy

That's using the factory feed of the Liberty? There's a pretty small restriction at the canister top, like about ¼", AD doesn't even recommend using the stock Liberty with anything other than the AD100. Plus you still need to add an AD return into the canister.

OPIE

Yes thats useing the factory fitting on top. But then again that is boring, it's obviously more fun to limit the amount of fuel you could of utilized when on a low tank. Nothing funner than Cavacavatashahhuhnn.