Fuel Tank options
#1
Fuel Tank options
I'm doing a 408 turbo set up in my 2001 T/A and I was curious what's my best options for fuel pumps and dilivery? My initial plan was to run a Walbro 480 in tank with -8 feed and -6 return. However I started looking into the 98' f-body sump option. Buy a 98' tank sump it and run a Magnafuel 750. The Magnafuel would alleviate the need for dual pumps and a Hobbs switch and everything else down the road. What's a better option in your guy's opinion.
#2
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I ran dual fuel pumps in a plastic tank. Keep in mind this is coming from previously having a metal tank and a metal tank with a sump.
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I tried the sump thing in my f injected 69 chevelle. below half a tank it would chuggle and die when stabbing the brakes and cornering. PITA.
Had a custom tank built with 2 outlets and haven't looked back.
Had a custom tank built with 2 outlets and haven't looked back.
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#14
I'm running the 465 they are the same size just the e 85 version.They will fit but it's a pretty tight squeeze. Have not tried them out yet hope to have the car running in a month or so.
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I'll go against the grain
I have a nasty aluminum sumped tank. I originally had an A1000 on it, but removed it and put a Magnafuel 750 there instead, much quieter to my ears. I drive the car a lot, actually just put snow tires on it, but I don't make it a habbit to turn quickly with it or let it run low on fuel, but I have not had a problem with it yet. Not saying there's anything wrong with in-tank stuff, but I have had good luck myself.
I have a nasty aluminum sumped tank. I originally had an A1000 on it, but removed it and put a Magnafuel 750 there instead, much quieter to my ears. I drive the car a lot, actually just put snow tires on it, but I don't make it a habbit to turn quickly with it or let it run low on fuel, but I have not had a problem with it yet. Not saying there's anything wrong with in-tank stuff, but I have had good luck myself.