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Old 10-31-2014 | 10:35 PM
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Originally Posted by MILD THUNDER
all nice looking engines,any of them over 1000 hp?
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Old 11-01-2014 | 01:09 AM
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Originally Posted by mike tkach
all nice looking engines,any of them over 1000 hp?
Yes they are... Lets guess... I hope MT has the answers.. My guess : 1,2 & 5 are over .. 3 is about 750 ish 4 around 800 cause of pulley size and 6 is between 8 & 900

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Old 11-01-2014 | 08:31 AM
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I cannot imagine the load on the camshaft or the water pump that these pumps would have to have to supply those #'s...just a thought
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Old 11-01-2014 | 08:59 AM
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Originally Posted by ezstriper
I cannot imagine the load on the camshaft or the water pump that these pumps would have to have to supply those #'s...just a thought
Cannot see it being anywhere nearly as high as the load the lifter/pushrod/rocker/valvespring/valve puts on the cam. Those pump springs are extremely light compared to a valve spring that has 500 ft lbs over the nose.
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Old 11-01-2014 | 09:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Bawana
Yes they are... Lets guess... I hope MT has the answers.. My guess : 1,2 & 5 are over .. 3 is about 750 ish 4 around 800 cause of pulley size and 6 is between 8 & 900
The last one (mine)468ci made 804 at 6200 at 7psi. The blue engine 572ci, made 900ish at 5psi . Not sure on the others.
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Old 11-01-2014 | 09:07 AM
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Good read.

A couple questions as I have yet to buy my pump:

Are you guys drilling and tapping the top of the pump for 1/8" pipe thread to vent it for uscg compliance?

Is the holley billet pump junk?

I'm assuming a regulator is needed for most of these mechanical pumps. Is that correct?

I was leaning toward a holley billet or a CV. The holley puts out 7.5psi so I thought that would be nice without the need for a regulator. I was going to buy the billet job and drill and tap the top.

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Old 11-01-2014 | 09:25 AM
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Originally Posted by vintage chromoly
Good read.

A couple questions as I have yet to buy my pump:

Are you guys drilling and tapping the top of the pump for 1/8" pipe thread to vent it for uscg compliance?

Is the holley billet pump junk?

I'm assuming a regulator is needed for most of these mechanical pumps. Is that correct?

I was leaning toward a holley billet or a CV. The holley puts out 7.5psi so I thought that would be nice without the need for a regulator. I was going to buy the billet job and drill and tap the top.

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Hey Rob. My pumps which are the ones discussed in this thread, were made by holley, and had the vent tubes in them already. The ones from Teague, or Baker, also have the vents installed already. However, drilling the body and installing the vent yourself, wouldnt be a big issue.

As far as the Billet pumps from Holley, and the CV products pumps, I have never used them, therefore I cannot comment on them. I do not want to comment on a product I have no knowledge of or experience with.


N/A carbureted, is about the least demanding on a fuel pump setup you can get. Blown EFI, is on the other end of that spectrum.
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Old 11-01-2014 | 09:36 AM
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Plus, 2 carbs (4 float bowls and 4 needle and seats) let's a pump able to supply more over time.
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Old 11-01-2014 | 09:41 AM
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Thanks guys!
The Teague looks like a quality piece. Much cheaper than the CV and billet holley.

It says 7.5-9 psi.
Regulator or not?
I have a single 4150.
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Old 11-01-2014 | 09:43 AM
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Sit tight, I broke out my holley master catalog....let me look at a few things. BRB.
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