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So I wonder if a person could use one of those disposable baking pans as a baffle? Grab a meatloaf sized one, put a couple of holes in the bottom, and then roll it up so that it fit inside the pickup hole, and then once inside, use some finesse, possible some tiny hands, to unroll it and smooth...

I'm currently wondering if a solution using magnets to secure it to the bottom of the tank would work.

I have been pondering that too, but I'm hesitant, because of the lateral force on the whole pickup assembly that could be felt when a sharp corner is taken. A few gallons of gasoline sloshing to one side rapidly can exert a fairly good force I would think. Is the pickup lock ring strong enough...

Dang, I'm trying to figure out a way to get something like that in my tank without cutting on it. Makes me appreciate those people who build ships inside of bottles.

Did that box fit through the hole for the sending unit?

I can post picture tonight. But basically if you look at the hydramat picture in your #1 post, see the shape of the plastic 11 mm output that looks like a flower with the 7 or 8 little holes in it? It's much bigger that the hole in the bottom of the fuel pump bracket.

The hydramat has a bigger diameter plastic piece where it attached to the 11mm output. The metal bracket at the bottom has a much smaller diameter hole in it to allow the standard sock to push on it.

So I received the Spectra part and can say that there's no way, short of a bunch of grinding and cutting, that the Holley hydramat can be fitted to this setup. It has got me to thinking about putting a bunch of small fuel foam cubes in the tank to make a baffle of sorts, but I think that might...

I would suggest you doing some research on SOLID STATE RELAYS and their ability to do PULSE WIDTH MODULATION.

I'm running the FCC right now, it's been plugged since I got it.

I ordered the exact part in the link from RockAuto. I might switch out the fuel pump with a Walbro 450 pump that I already have that is capable of PWM. I would use the fuel wire from the fitech and wire it into a solid state relay if I go that route.

I understand that the fitech unit has a built in regulator, but I don't want to run another line the whole way for a return line. Using this, is no different than using the FCC currently. Inside the FCC is a return/pressure regulator, and there is only one line ran to the TBI. Mounting the GM...

I'm going to use this in conjunction with a GM fuel filter/regulator (WIX Filters Fuel Filters 33737) for my fitech TBI

I just ordered this, I'll report back on how my install went.

Hmmm, I have that hydramat and was going to try doing something like this myself, do you know if the hydramat will work with that pump? Is the inlet the right diameter for it to fit snugly?

A member here was using a Dodge Neon wiper motor. My sack of lemons....

OK thanks, my car was also a factory AC car but someone removed it prior to me owning it. Was just wondering if that was an aftermarket valve. Can't really find an exact replica of that. Thanks though.

I was wondering where you got that sexy looking vacuum operated heater close off valve on your passenger inner fender? I need one just like it. Thanks Mike

What'd you do there with the door handles?? That's looks slick.