help me choosing fuel pump
05-01-2006, 02:22 PM
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help me choosing fuel pump 350ci with 445hp trick flow engine kit ,performer rpm intake,holey 750 carb and flat piston
I'll not drive the car for long distance
I need one good and fairly priced ,Electrical or mechanical
what fuel pump to get ? I want one with regulator
thank you
I'll not drive the car for long distance
I need one good and fairly priced ,Electrical or mechanical
what fuel pump to get ? I want one with regulator
thank you
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I'm running a Carter 8 psi (110-120 GPH I think) electric pump with a Carter 8 psi mechanical pump since my car sees the street a bunch. Never drops below 6.25 psi on motor or 5 psi on the bottle, and these are both internally regulated. Holley blue or black electric pumps are also good choices, but they require a separate regulator.
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05-02-2006, 02:32 PM
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posted by Villain281H
I'm running a Carter 8 psi (110-120 GPH I think) electric pump with a Carter 8 psi mechanical pump since my car sees the street a bunch. Never drops below 6.25 psi on motor or 5 psi on the bottle, and these are both internally regulated. Holley blue or black electric pumps are also good choices, but they require a separate regulator.
I'm running a Carter 8 psi (110-120 GPH I think) electric pump with a Carter 8 psi mechanical pump since my car sees the street a bunch. Never drops below 6.25 psi on motor or 5 psi on the bottle, and these are both internally regulated. Holley blue or black electric pumps are also good choices, but they require a separate regulator.
posted by cwaldt
I purchased the Holley Blue Fuel Pump. It came with the regulater. I haven't hooked it up yet but thought I'd throw that info in there.
I purchased the Holley Blue Fuel Pump. It came with the regulater. I haven't hooked it up yet but thought I'd throw that info in there.
05-03-2006, 11:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Camaro396
i put a brand new holley blue on my car and it lasted me about 2 months and took a ****, i now bought a procomp fuel pump and it works great and i havnt had any problems with it since, it was about 100.00 bucks with a regulator.
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