Kinsler Turbo Blue fuel filter kit

[Dennis Reinhart]

Ok here it is fresh off the UPS truck and as you can see this is not a small filter, t
his has compression fittings, high quality braided stainless steel lines.

[massacre]

Do you have a part # for just the filter(no lines)?

[Dennis Reinhart]

Do you have a part # for just the filter(no lines)?

You can call Kinsler it retails for about 136.00 with the bracket.

[babbage]

Ok here it is fresh off the UPS truck and as you can see this is not a small filter, t
his has compression fittings, high quality braided stainless steel lines.

Looks like a great professional setup Dennis, nice "Godzilla" sticker on it too. What do you sell the replacement filter elements for?

[Dennis Reinhart]

I think there abot 9.00 I will call Brian and ask him tomorrow.

[BirchMarauder]

Dennis, How much is the kit? does your price include installation and if you installed it, how long would it take?

[Dennis Reinhart]

Dennis, How much is the kit? does your price include installation and if you installed it, how long would it take?

Install is not included it takes about 1 hour I am waiting on my cost on the lines I will have that tomorrow and will post it then. I want to thank the site for all there support and interst.

[Dennis Reinhart]

$250 on Reihnhart's website?

I will sell this conplete for 220.00 PS

[dohc324ci]

Thanks Dennis.

[frdwrnch]

I'm in, will call you tomorrow.

[massacre]

You can call Kinsler it retails for about 136.00 with the bracket.

Thanks Dennis, I appreciate that.

[Dennis Reinhart]

I now have sold four kits Russel bought his today.

[Dennis Reinhart]

I now have these in stock for 225.00 PS

[Dennis Reinhart]

Here of before and after pictures of the Kinsler fuel filter install, as you can see below is the stock OEM fuel filter.



Below this is the complete Kinsler fuel filter kit with the aircraft quality stainless steel brake lines and compression fittings



Shown installed is the new Kinsler fuel filter installed.



Next are showing how the front and rear stainless steel lines are connected to the OEM steel lines by compression fittings.





I could've made this kit less expensive, but when it comes to a fuel system on any ones car I don't want to leave anything to chance, that is why I chose aircraft quality braided stainless steel lines with compression fittings. This will completely rule out the chance of any fuel leaks in the future, due to possibly deteriorating rubber hoses or the clamps that might attach them to an OEM steel line.

[bigmerc'03]

how often do have to change the filter ?