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Im getting ready to buy an EFI unit and need to buy a fuel pump for my 23 gal tank. Which in tank Fuel pump do you all recommend for a Holley Sniper EFI unit? Can I use an early bronco or F150 in 19 gal tank fuel pump?
Im running the Walbro in tank pump on my 23g Aero tank,except I'm having FiTech problems again, rig doesn't want to stay running, dies out as if its not getting gas to the throttle body.:-[
Im getting ready to buy an EFI unit and need to buy a fuel pump for my 23 gal tank. Which in tank Fuel pump do you all recommend for a Holley Sniper EFI unit? Can I use an early bronco or F150 in 19 gal tank fuel pump?
Im running the Walbro in tank pump on my 23g Aero tank,except I'm having FiTech problems again, rig doesn't want to stay running, dies out as if its not getting gas to the throttle body.:-[
This is the solution to the FiTech "idles great, but won’t run" problem. Splice it into your fuel supply fitting at the throttle body. Put the gage out the hood, so that you can see it. When it drops below 40PSI, go find out which fuel filter is plugged...
Im getting ready to buy an EFI unit and need to buy a fuel pump for my 23 gal tank. Which in tank Fuel pump do you all recommend for a Holley Sniper EFI unit? Can I use an early bronco or F150 in 19 gal tank fuel pump?
This is a Walbro 255LPH pump, and the tanks inc standpipe in a 23 gallon Bronco tank. (Don’t make my mistake and put the pump in the way of the fuel sender arm.) Tanks inc gives you a nice little sump, and quality fittings. I also used the Tanks Inc rollover valve and vent. This set up is pretty quiet, and uses the OEM Ford Mustang connections.
I think it still is. IIRC correctly, the stock Mustang pumps are 190 lph, a common upgrade is the 255 lph pump and if you have crazy HP, a 340 lph pump is available (and needs a dedicated relay because it pulls so much power). The same form factor pump is used by a zillion different vehicles.
Another Vote for a Walbro 255. When I did my swap I put a new stock Explore pump in. It lasted a few years. I noticed performance started falling. Pressure would drop on demand. I put a new Walbro 255 in it. With a return system you don’t have to worry about over fueling. The same set up is fueling my new set up