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baja502x2 04-08-2009 08:22 PM

Fuel pump set up
 
I upgraded my power over the winter. Now running blown 750's w/carbs. I'd like to know what kind of pump and regulator set up you guys use in this application. I'm thinking I need to step up to electric pumps with a bypass regulator. Aeromotive A1000's ?

cig92 04-08-2009 08:37 PM

yup, and make sure you have a really good fuel preasure gauge x2 as well. not just the one's mounted off of the carbs but one you can glance at on your dash every 30 seconds=) good luck.

whoya 04-08-2009 08:57 PM

Go with the Aeromotive.
Im just running a mild 509. But no problems for 3 seasons with the pump and bypass regulator.

baja502x2 04-09-2009 06:16 PM

I called Aeromotive today and they said the same thing. A1000 marine pump with a bypass reg. AN-10 line from the tank to the filter to the pump to the water seperator to the regulator. AN -6 from the reg to the carbs. 1800.00 plus plumbing....ouch

Thanks all for the responce:ernaehrung004:

AO31 04-09-2009 07:32 PM

I never had any probs with the holly blacks 140gph on a similar setup. Much cheaper than aeromotive.

Zero Patience 04-09-2009 08:37 PM

I use the holley blacks also, but the aeromotives look cool. $$$$$$$$$

whoya 04-09-2009 09:38 PM


Originally Posted by baja502x2 (Post 2840230)
I called Aeromotive today and they said the same thing. A1000 marine pump with a bypass reg. AN-10 line from the tank to the filter to the pump to the water seperator to the regulator. AN -6 from the reg to the carbs. 1800.00 plus plumbing....ouch

Thanks all for the responce:ernaehrung004:

Yes its expensive with all the fittings. Don't forget a check valve after the pump if you mount it up higher, I put mine about 2 to 3 feet higher then the tank. I mounted the pump on a rubber pad to lower the vibration down a little.
I think its -8 for the return if I remember correctly to. You can save a fitting or two by screwing the filter right into the pump then the check valve on the out side of the pump if needed.

whoya 04-09-2009 09:43 PM

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Originally Posted by baja502x2 (Post 2840230)
I called Aeromotive today and they said the same thing. A1000 marine pump with a bypass reg. AN-10 line from the tank to the filter to the pump to the water seperator to the regulator. AN -6 from the reg to the carbs. 1800.00 plus plumbing....ouch

Thanks all for the responce:ernaehrung004:

If you need any mounting ideas. I just put my regulator on a carb plate. Heres a blurry pic.

baja502x2 04-13-2009 05:02 PM

What's the check valve for? To keep the line full of fuel?

baja502x2 04-13-2009 05:09 PM


Originally Posted by Zero Patience (Post 2840361)
I use the holley blacks also, but the aeromotives look cool. $$$$$$$$$

Are you feeding 800's with the black pump? Do they maintain fuel pressure under boost?

whoya 04-13-2009 05:24 PM


Originally Posted by baja502x2 (Post 2843171)
What's the check valve for? To keep the line full of fuel?

yes, to keep fuel up to the pump.

Zero Patience 04-13-2009 06:15 PM

Yes, Chief 800s, the electrics feed in parallel with the Mechanicals to the Carbs. At idle or WFO the Fuel Pressure is 8lbs. 340 hours on the Chiefs now. No Problems.


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