newschool72

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Ordered the walbros!!! 3 to be exact.1 Midship on both sides of the tank and 1 right in the middle, lowest point of the tank is the plan. Should work, I think?

patooyee

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Sounds like you have a good plan ... what happened to not being able to fit your arm in the cell?

J. J.

68 SS

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With all the expense and headache of three pumps you should have just called Ricks and had them build you a SS tank imo, they are around 1000.00 but it ends all problems and you can run one pump plus the SS will never rust. I had one of their tanks in my old car and they are top notch.

newschool72

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Its not 3 pumps, its 3 pick-ups....for a total of 78.00. I figure another 50 bucks for fittings. I wish i had the funds for a 1000.00 tank, but my budget is blown at this point and if this will fix my problem, its all good.

newschool72

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J. J, I told you my 13 yr old is going to be the HANDS for this operation.LOL. Worse case, I will have to cut an access panel in the tank.

bczee

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It is more like $1200+ for a Tank and pump setup..

newschool72

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OK guys, i did it and pending a road test with a support vehicle , im calling it a success. This pic is my car with 2 gallons of fuel. The gauge is reading empty at this angle and reads 1/8th on level ground. Why is this important you may ask? Because this same hill would stall my engine with the factory pick-up and a 1/4 tank of fuel. It there is enough interest I will do a build thread. I have pics as I went along.

patooyee

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That's cool. Glad it worked for you!

J. J.

newschool72

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Thank you for your help. I really appreciate it.