Fitech FCC

[broncodan1]

Hey, anybody have any comment or opinions on the Fitech Fuel Command
Center? Pro or con, would like to hear them. I just ordered one, but it won't
be shipping for a month or so most likely....So I do have time to change my
mind. I have an early BC Bronco fuel tank for a carb so the internal pump
is out. Just seems to make it all simpler!
Thanks
Dan

 

[cali_zuk]

I have the Fitech fcc. The reason I went with it was I didnt have to run a return line, and it allowed me to easily use both fuel tanks. Plus it looks trick

 

[RedLeg0811]

Some people have been fine with them, but FI techs recommend that it is not for off camber situations. I know the FAQs say it is, but the techs say that is wrong. I had one and sent it back. Never used it. I have the inline and used the Moroso EFI Fuel return. It is pricey for what it is, but easier than dropping my tank, purging and welding a new fitting on. Search on the tech and you will find plenty of info for the FC.

 

[broncodan1]

So Redleg, are you using an external HP fuel pump? Had any vapor lock issues? I like the idea of the submerged HP pump in the FCC ....

 

[broncobliss]

I have the FCC, when I hooked it up I made the line from my low pressure pump to the FCC the same length it would need to be if I had it running to a carburetor. So if anything ever happened way out on the trail I can swap back to a carburetor in 5 minutes, taking all the FI out of service. I'm having great success with my Fitech and the FCC, so far I love it

 

[RedLeg0811]

I have an external HP. My tank provides a positive feed so I think there will not be a problem as many people have run single HP pumps and not had a problem. I know quite a few say run a low pressure to a surge and then high pressure, but from my reading that can cause unneeded complexity. If I run into problems I will get an in tank retro fit kit.

Yes the FC is a cool package, but when two tech/engineers from the company tell me it might have problems in an off camber situation because of the float I tend to listen. They did say you can remove the float and it then becomes a surge tank, but needs a dedicated return.