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Message: [QUOTE="Strictly Diesel, post: 611107, member: 1411"] Absolutely NO difference between front or rear feed. We feed the front because we want to keep the fuel going TO the injectors away from as much heat as possible before it gets there. It will still pick up heat through the filter bowl (if still there), feed lines and fuel rails...but why pass it right by a hot turbo and exhaust up-pipes too? With 200s, there is a good chance you will need more than an RR kit. I would start there because the improvements in fuel flow and pressure management are worth it, but if you're still running a stock fuel pump (can't tell from your signature) you may need to upgrade. Our kit isn't that much over your $500 budget. IMO, the quality and fit are worth the extra cost... [/QUOTE]

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