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Originally Posted by ICDEDPPL
(Post 4268814)
Might as well support a sponsor ( I like Teague)
Their pump is a nice, well built piece. http://33outlaw.zenfolio.com/img/s8/...37157778-3.jpg |
I'm going to order one of those baker pumps but in 15 psi and use a return regulator to set the fuel psi.
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Originally Posted by Bawana
(Post 4268887)
Boy does that remind me of the OLD holley fuel pump, that I wish Holley still made.
I got one a brand new one from Amazon and it lasted one weekend. Could be just my luck thou I know Mild runs em without issues. New set up is going to be regulated. http://33outlaw.zenfolio.com/img/s12...45961115-3.jpg |
https://www.holley.com/products/fuel...arts/12-454-25
These are what I run. Pre-set 7.5psi pressure. 170 gph. I still use a regulated return system back to tank. |
Is there any good way to bench test these pumps? I have one of the old Holley six-valve versions - was working fine when I took it off my old 454. I did notice that the lever is damn well impossible to push down manually - are they all like this?
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Yes. Extremely hard to pushdown.
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What he said ^^^
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Originally Posted by Budman II
(Post 4269186)
Is there any good way to bench test these pumps? I have one of the old Holley six-valve versions - was working fine when I took it off my old 454. I did notice that the lever is damn well impossible to push down manually - are they all like this?
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Originally Posted by fbc25el
(Post 4269194)
I have a Clay Smith 6 valve pump and it wears down the push rod pretty quick. It to is very hard to push the lever down.
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Yes, I just throw a new push rod in at the beginning of the season. If I let it go too long it makes it too hard to get out. Also I don't want it to dig into the cam.
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