Atomic Fuel Injection......

[rgp266]

Is any one using one of their "kits" complete with their supplied fuel pump? I'm liking their system but don't want a lot of noise from the external fuel pump but would also like to avoid the expense of a new tank with an internal pump. So, that being said, is the pump noisy?
Thanks......
Bob

 

[roccodart440]

Option 3. Put a submersible in your existing tank

 

[famous bob]

Is any one using one of their "kits" complete with their supplied fuel pump? I'm liking their system but don't want a lot of noise from the external fuel pump but would also like to avoid the expense of a new tank with an internal pump. So, that being said, is the pump noisy?
Thanks......
Bob

Not familiar w/ that system, but if u got much of an engine , u won`t hear it when it`s running .

 

[rgp266]

Not familiar w/ that system, but if u got much of an engine , u won`t hear it when it`s running .

Fuel tank is the original from 1965 so don't want to go carving on it to install baffling or a sump. Car is a cruiser so a real lumpy engine is not going to happen.

Bob

 

[MObarracuda]

Tanks incorporated has an OE replacement EFI baffled fuel tank for a ‘65 dart or Barracuda.

1963-66 Dodge Dart and 1964-66 Plymouth Barracuda Fuel Injection Gas Tank

This would solve the noise issue by allowing you to install a submersible pump and you start with a clean tank with your new EFI system.

This is the direction I’m going in my ‘67 Barracuda.

 

[roccodart440]

Hot rod city also makes a factory tank with a sumbmersible pump option.

 

[rgp266]

Hot rod city also makes a factory tank with a sumbmersible pump option.

Mo.....I am aware of Tanks, Inc. Tank and pump package. Car is a '65 Valiant. 440...have not heard of Hot Rod City. Thanks......
Bob