Looking at this setup for new fuel tank with pump

[Heywodja]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/70-76-Plymo...D-T-/221772565408?hash=item33a2accba0&vxp=mtr

At this point I am planning on using a regulator and carb setup. But i plan to move to an EFI system in the near future. Not wanting to break the bank.

has anyone had any experiences with this setup or others like it at or below this price point?

Thanks

 

[Dubob]

Sorry did not read thoroughly enough on eBay add.

 

[Heywodja]

It looks like all I would need is a good regulator and some new fuel line and I should be good to go..

 

[440plus6]

Before pulling the trigger, be sure to ask if the electric pump will support both carb and fuel injection. When I started researching my project, I found that a lot of the fuel pumps will do one or the other but not both.

 

[Jamakin]

http://www.tanksinc.com/index.cfm/p...ct_id=481/category_id=-1/mode=prod/prd481.htm

Seems these folks sell the same tank for $245 but with out the pump. If it takes a standard pump you might do better with getting this and adding the specific pump you want

 

[Cudafever]

http://www.tanksinc.com/index.cfm/p...ct_id=481/category_id=-1/mode=prod/prd481.htm

Seems these folks sell the same tank for $245 but with out the pump. If it takes a standard pump you might do better with getting this and adding the specific pump you want

The thing i like the most about this sight, is that most of the pumps are made by "WALBRO" good reputation in longevity!!!!

 

[Prine]

What I dont like is,

The tank costs $150....the pump costs $89....and as a combo....some joker wants $500 plus shipping..because they drilled holes and attached the pump.

I guess its a better deal than a Aeromotive Phantom fuel pump setup...

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/a...wO4dJEGk9ciagw9t6OB3HzUAiDB6LbQzYIxoChyHw_wcB

but still: :wack:


I can build MY fuel system myself....cheaper/better.

 

[Heywodja]

Maybe there is a better deal out there.... went to tanks inc, and they have the same pricing, but no free shipping. I was hoping that someone else may have had a lead on a more cost effective solution is all..
The reason I was looking at this deal on the tank because it is basically a tanks inc deal..it has a fuel pump tray/baffles in it. Listing says it is a tanks inc tank and it is also powder coated and has a walbro pump too. It also includes a stainless sending/pickup, and a recessed section so the pump plumbing will clear the floor-pan and FREE SHIPPING too.. The same pricing as the tanks inc website btw..

My first choice would be the aeromotive phantom.. but the war dept / finance department has veto'd that option. LOL

 

[RedFish]

Add electrical components including relay, inertia switch, and all materials ( maybe a new insolating pad also ) to the total cost. If I needed to buy a new tank anyway I might consider this route.

 

[75slant6]

Some ideas in this thread too... Could do like the OP did or there's good links in posts #12 and #13, myself I think I'm gonna do similar to the op but using the camaro pump.

http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=293903

 

[69_340_GTS]

Tanks Inc. seems to make nice stuff. I had them modify a tank for my '69 Dart to use their in-tank pump Walbro pump/pickup, with a return system. Using the stock sending unit for the gas gauge only (because it's a stock tank).