sn95 and/or fox fuel system options
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sn95 and/or fox fuel system options
I took the tank out of my 96 Stang to see what kinda pump that I might be able to squeeze into the opening. I think I can get the Walbro 400lph pump in there with a little bit of trimming. Other than that, what else can I do? A 255 will go in there, but I dont think it will be enough for my s475 5.3 possibly on e85 at say 14-16 psi. Would a 255 in-line in addition to the in-tank work?
Thanks fellas.
Thanks fellas.
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#10
Looking at my tank, there's a fuel tray in there. I assume the factory pump doesnt use the jet-siphon action like some of the newer fuel pumps do. Think its OK just to use that fuel pick-up tube and an external pump? just wondering if the tray has enough capacity. I like the Holley Dominator 2-in-1 fuel pump.
#12
Bringing this back-up...
If I use the 98+ tank that has the larger opening, I can squeeze a couple of pumps in there. My question is, will this work (in terms of proper baffling)? The stock fuel pump is more of a module rather than just a plain ol pump in there.
If I use the 98+ tank that has the larger opening, I can squeeze a couple of pumps in there. My question is, will this work (in terms of proper baffling)? The stock fuel pump is more of a module rather than just a plain ol pump in there.