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Old 04-14-2006, 10:28 PM
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What kind of external fuel pump can you guys recomend to use with my in-cab fuel tank in my 68 c-10 to supply fuel to a ls 6.0 thanks.
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: wabro 255lph ... for simple effective and cheap, aeromotive if you've got big plans. patience, grasshopper. sometimes it takes more than an hour for a reply.

like this..
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/fuel-pumps/500.html
I ordered one on ebay just yesterday.. 120 shipped.
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Thanks it's one of my loose ends to accomplish the swap.
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That's the pump fueling my '70 GMC. Works great.
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thanx guys...
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Originally Posted by oscareltemblo
What kind of external fuel pump can you guys recomend to use with my in-cab fuel tank in my 68 c-10 to supply fuel to a ls 6.0 thanks.
Good Lord son!!! Moving that damn tank out of the cab should have been the first thing you did!!
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I know I'm going to do it I just don't know where the new one is going to go I'm thinking the rear but, I really want to try the side like the newer trucks .
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look at shifty's page. He's got his hidden under the bed, and the filler underneath the reflector or something. Unless third degree burns and death, as well as the loss of your truck, are enjoyable to you, GET IT OUT!. My uncle had to bail out of his '67 on the freeway, when the battery under his seat ignited the seat, lighting the tank on fire. very very dangerous.
Good opportunity to smooth out that part of the cab, while you're at it.

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Here's mine in my 65. It's a Blazer poly tank.... no room for it anywhere else but the rear.

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Originally Posted by Kenova
Good Lord son!!! Moving that damn tank out of the cab should have been the first thing you did!!
Ken
Mine's still in the cab. First thing I did was get rid of the four-wheel drums!
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I'm getting a custom tank from a guy in michigan it holds only 11 gals. and is rear mounted I like it cause it doesn't hang low the bad thing is that I'll have to fuel often.
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gas tank
check this out this might be what your looking for.
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Thanks ace that's the setup I was looking for but, I found one from a guy in Michigan that's more tucked in.

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Here's the pump I'am going with "Walbro GSL392 250 LPH In-Line Fuel Pump" is this what I should use? I found it for $109.00 locally is that a good price?



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