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Old 07-24-2002, 03:45 AM
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WHERE IS THE BEST PLACE TO MOUNT MY ELECTRIC FUEL PUMP?
I am thinking of mounting my CARTER electric fuel pump in the space between the fuel tank and the frame on the passenger side. The pump inlet will be 4 or 5" above the bottom of the tank and will have about 28" of line to the tank outlet. I WAS also going to use a FRAM cartridge filter between the tank and pump, but it is pretty big and hard to package. It's probably overkill for my setup anyway. What kind of filter should I use?
I'm also going to re-rout the 3/8" fuel line down the passenger side since I'm not using an engine driven pump. This will give me a more direct line to the EDELBROCK carb. How does this set up sound ?

I think by the time this project is done I'll have enough left over parts to build another car !!
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Old 07-24-2002, 04:47 AM
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Mike,

Sounds exactly like the way we install ours. Use a large filter from Jegs or Summit. If you have installed the steel "L" or 3" angle between the rear frame rails for your 4-point seatbelts, then you can hang the pump and filter from it.

Sounds like you are making good progress!

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Old 07-24-2002, 05:07 AM
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Mike,
Take a look at this setup from Permacool. I think it's a better system than the Fram canister type. I'm using it with great success. Never underestimate the importance of a quality fuel filter! Try to avoid those cheap little inline filters you find at Wal-Mart.

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