GPH on a factory 7.4 fuel pump??
05-07-2013 | 09:01 AM
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05-07-2013 | 09:30 AM
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How much HP are you building?
The stock fuel pump is fairly stout for volume. However it is sometimes bottlenecked by the stock fittings. The inlet size is fairly large and will accept AN -10, the outlet can be bumped up from the stock 3/8 to AN -8 for better flow. Beyond that KE makes a housing that will bolt up to the stock pump and allow AN -10 fittings.
What size line do you have running from your tank?
The stock fuel pump is fairly stout for volume. However it is sometimes bottlenecked by the stock fittings. The inlet size is fairly large and will accept AN -10, the outlet can be bumped up from the stock 3/8 to AN -8 for better flow. Beyond that KE makes a housing that will bolt up to the stock pump and allow AN -10 fittings.
What size line do you have running from your tank?
05-07-2013 | 10:53 AM
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How much HP are you building?
The stock fuel pump is fairly stout for volume. However it is sometimes bottlenecked by the stock fittings. The inlet size is fairly large and will accept AN -10, the outlet can be bumped up from the stock 3/8 to AN -8 for better flow. Beyond that KE makes a housing that will bolt up to the stock pump and allow AN -10 fittings.
What size line do you have running from your tank?
The stock fuel pump is fairly stout for volume. However it is sometimes bottlenecked by the stock fittings. The inlet size is fairly large and will accept AN -10, the outlet can be bumped up from the stock 3/8 to AN -8 for better flow. Beyond that KE makes a housing that will bolt up to the stock pump and allow AN -10 fittings.
What size line do you have running from your tank?
Its gonna be about 430ish. Itll be about 100 hp jump.
Not sure what size fuel line, never noticed
