electric fuel pump
#1
electric fuel pump
Don't know if this is the correct place for this but what I like to get is opinions on the quietest electric fuel pump to use. I have a 70 442 rebuilt(not stock) 455. I drive it mostly on the street and some strip use. The fuel pump on it is I believe a mr gasket brand. Red in color with filter attached. Mounted under trunk on rubber mounts. Any good suggestions other than going manual, which I am thinking about.
#3
Don't know if this is the correct place for this but what I like to get is opinions on the quietest electric fuel pump to use. I have a 70 442 rebuilt(not stock) 455. I drive it mostly on the street and some strip use. The fuel pump on it is I believe a mr gasket brand. Red in color with filter attached. Mounted under trunk on rubber mounts. Any good suggestions other than going manual, which I am thinking about.
There are many complete in tank systems that come with a new fuel tank.
Look up A body in tank fuel pumps.
Good Luck
#4
http://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/o...assembly,17130
Last edited by 70W-32; February 2nd, 2018 at 02:32 PM.
#5
You must by carefull. RockAuto description says Late Model Engine w/ Fuel Injection That pump will over-come the floats in a carburetor. I just pull out my tank, removed fuel gauge sending unit. Easily mounted a Delco low pressure pump to the fuel pickup. At the time the low pressure Delco pump pressure was still to high for Carburetor. Added a Fuel Pressure Regulator. Add a oil pressure swtich to stop the fuel pump in case of a crash or oil pressure loss. You do not want gas pumping after a crash.
#6
https://www.aeromotiveinc.com/gm-a-b...th-fuel-tanks/
The car will require the correct size supply and return line as well as a non dead head regulator.
The EFI pump pressure is not a problem if the system is built right.
The car will require the correct size supply and return line as well as a non dead head regulator.
The EFI pump pressure is not a problem if the system is built right.
#8
There are so many options out their one has to spend the time and research the best option for your application.
https://www.aeromotiveinc.com/produc...reted-phantom/
https://www.aeromotiveinc.com/produc...reted-phantom/
#9
I know many of the Tanks are still built in Canada but you always have to check.
http://ecat.spectrapremium.com/products/SP159A1H
#10
I use a stock GM in tank pump with an Airmotive return regulator on my "other" hot rod(67 Camaro) and it is silent and works great. I believe the pump is for a 2006 GM truck> The tank is a stainless steel, baffled tank with return line.
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