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Recent content by hooblesmelcher

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    BBC head bolt question

    Yes they do. I have an old set and new 24 degree heads that both take the long bolts
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    BBC head bolt question

    I have brodix heads that take the long bolts. Didn't see this thread until today
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    fuel pump decision mech vs electric

    i was looking to use that holley mat for the fuel tank inlet in place of the sock but although big they are only 15 microns. probably a restriction for a mech pump
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    fuel pump decision mech vs electric

    i meant the aeromotive regulator
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    fuel pump decision mech vs electric

    yes either their regulator or aeromotive and his pump. -8 lines through the sending unit and a return line for the vapor restriction. stainless an and braided line
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    fuel pump decision mech vs electric

    i talked to robbmc today. guess for now im gonna stick with a mechanical pump and upgrade the fuel system a bit. use a dead head regulator with a restricted return
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    fuel pump decision mech vs electric

    the old mech pump i have on the car right now is really overkill for the 500 hp 454thats in it now and im sure it would do just fine on the 532 thats going in. remember its an allmost 30 year old pump that i can no longer get a kit for. my initial post was about reliability. i need to redo the...
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    fuel pump decision mech vs electric

    if i stay mechanical im going to finish running my -8 stainless line and modify the sending unit. thinking of splitting the line and running 2 socks
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    fuel pump decision mech vs electric

    gonna call robbmc tomorrow
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    fuel pump decision mech vs electric

    appreciate the link. who makes his pumps i wonder. they are six valve like the one i have
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    fuel pump decision mech vs electric

    As far as electric pumps go fabricating an access panel in the trunk wouldn't be a big deal where you could change the pump if you needed to without removing the tank. The in tank pumps run cooler are baffled and are designed to run at low fuel levels without cavitating. When you let the car set...
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    fuel pump decision mech vs electric

    i have a dead head regulator right now but with a higher volume and pressure pump the return style becomes more important regardless of electric or mech. the pump in it now is like 135gph and around 9psi unregulated so its marginal with the holley blue regulator as far as heating the fuel vapor...
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    fuel pump decision mech vs electric

    im talking about an in tank factory style electric pump that pushes fuel from a sump so it would be a higher pressure pump with the appropriate regulator although i guess a tbi low pressure pump could be used. main concern is reliability. the car makes around 500 hp but a 532 is going in...
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    fuel pump decision mech vs electric

    i have a BBC Chevelle with a mechanical six valve Clay Smith fuel pump that I have had on the car since the mid-90s. It's working fine and I've never had a problem with it but the thing is approaching 30 years old and I'm afraid to drive it very far in case the diaphragm finally gives up...
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    shop security system

    thankyou can you view the cams through the internet? prob a stupid question
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