FiTech Force Fuel Mini Unboxing Pt: 3

This video covers the unboxing of the FiTech Force Fuel Mini part number 50006. The Mini will be used in combination with the ACES EFI Killshot in a never ending cycle of trying to get my 67 Camaro RS to be more reliable and perhaps... more fuel efficient... but that would just be a bonus.
I'm not a CZcamsr... this is meant to cover a small niche. It isn't professional studio quality. I'm just an ordinary guy trying to convey some info.
As I researched what I could use on my Camaro, I found I had some limitations specific to the Camaro. These videos are meant to show the limitations I ran into, my thoughts on how much modding I wanted to do and how I intend to combine the products from two manufacturers to hopefully make a decently reliable car out of a 56 year old basket case.

[@jacklo2801]

Thanks for this video. I am looking at putting the Killshot on my 66 Chevelle SS and I like the Mini. My space is limited, like yours, and I need dimensions. Thanks to you, I now have them. I retired from AA Aircraft Maint after 35 years, so I also enjoyed your videos about SWA

[@dc10tech911]

Thanks for watching. I always love when people give dimensions... glad it helped. You might want to look into ACES' in tank returnless pumps. If they had put them on the market before I did the Mini, I probably would have gone that route. The Mini has been great though. Yeah... the SWA vid was meant for kids in elementary school. I had to remember to simplify things so they would understand. I thought I sounded silly... but the kids liked it from what I heard.

[@jacklo2801]

@@dc10tech911 I initially thought about the in-tank pump. Cost wise, the mini saves me money, Why? I would have to get a new tank, a new sender, and then the pump. It looked like your tank has the sender installed from the top, but my tank is flush with the trunk floor, so my sender goes in from the front. In order to use my tank, I would need to cut out the trunk floor, and I don't want to do that. After looking at everything, and now having the dimensions of the Mini thanks to you, I am leaning that way. Thanks again for ALL your videos.

[@rickyferguson4981]

Great videos I am doing the same on my 67 Camaro

[@dc10tech911]

Thanks. Great to know I'm not the only one doing this combo on a 1st Gen Camaro. Mine is an original factory air conditioned car. I've started diving in and seeing what will be required to do this mod. THIS IS NOT A WEEKEND PROJECT! It's only a weekend project to those with every tool imaginable and a lift in their garages. I can already tell the original factory air system will be in the way of just about everything. Let me know what you think I should show so I can get an idea of what to film. My cheesy vids are just meant to be informative to other shade tree guys thinking of doing this.

[@dalegosnell4476]

this video is hard to watch as he is only worried about packaging . He did the same thing with the Holeshot from Aces. i can wait to see how he installs everything!!!!!

[@dc10tech911]

Very true. I did it this way because I believe unboxing vids should deal with the packaging (boxing) of the product and what you can expect to find inside given what they say should be included and what condition it arrives in. As for the overall look and feel of both FiTech and Aces products they look great. Really... both look and feel like effort was put in to their overall aesthetic and exterior construction. I really hope they work as advertised. I think I decided to do the Killshot vid primarily as a cover my butt in case it didn't work well after there were signs of damage during shipping. I'm flying by the seat of my pants here... sorry. Like I said. I'm not really a CZcamsr. I'm trying my best to show what I see on initial opening. I'm happy to take ideas. What do you guys want to see? What should I make sure to add?