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Fuel Pump Question
Hi:
I am looking for a low pressure (approx. 7 lbs) in tank fuel pump for my SBC 305 with a Holly 600 carb. The engine does not have an opening for a mechanical pump and I cannot afford fuel injection.
It is going in a new original gas tank for a 1947 chev.
Anyone with any ideas?
I was told to look for a lift pump that 1980s F150 or 1970 Buick used.
Thanks,
Bob
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http://www.hrpworld.com/googlebase.c...action=product
You don't need 7 psi to run a Holley or any other type of 4-bbl. 5 psi will be all the pressure you will ever need, as long as you run fuel lines large enough to cover VOLUME.
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Would it be easier to just add a fuel pressure regulator, then you wouldn't need such a weird pump.
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Why intank? You can just add an aftermarket electric pump. Just be sure to put it at the rear as close to the tank as you can.
Problem solved.:)
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I mounted an electric pump just out side of the tank, uses about 12" of flexible 3/8" line and then connected to the 3/8" hard line going to the front of the car with another short piece of flexible line. Seems to work just fine. Summit make a dandy little pump, 7psi, 95gph with 3/8" in and out for about $60. I used an Edelbrock, fabricated a bracket and had zero problems. It's quiet and I hardly hear it except when I first turn on the ignition.
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when using hose clamps on braided line, be sure to go back and snug them back up in a few days.
Really can't go wrong with the AN fittings when running the braided line.