mechanical fuel pump

[leblanc]

After the guidings of our FABO members I have decided that mechanical is the way to go. I will try another one because the first one (new) had a bad diaphrame inside from what we could tell as it had no suction or push. Now which one should I use. Iwould like a decent one but probably not Holley because they are too expensive for my budget and the car won't see that much use anyway.

 

[leblanc]

Help.................please..

 

[Mrpatel]

I bought the 3/8" Edelbrock to feed my Big Block, but I hear the Carters are a good way to go as well.

 

[Woodys_Cuda]

I'm using the Carter mechanical pump (competition) 7 PSI 120gph for a 408 stroker. Others here are using the same. The Holley mechanical pump you speak of is a tight fit on a smallblock (at least the one that was on my 340 was) and it leaked.


Carter pumps here: http://chucker54.stores.yahoo.net/mechanical.html

 

[67Baccaruda]

http://www.rockauto.com
CARTER Part # M60514

{Mechanical Fuel Pump}

$27.79

 

[leblanc]

Thanks guys!
Looks like everybody agrees on Carter so Carter it is and oh by the way I found the Carter M 60514 at Auto Part Giant.com for 22.33 instead of 27.79...My application is basically stock, about 300 HP

 

[Judge Mills]

nevermind....

 

[Z3v0]

Thanks guys!
Looks like everybody agrees on Carter so Carter it is and oh by the way I found the Carter M 60514 at Auto Part Giant.com for 22.33 instead of 27.79...My application is basically stock, about 300 HP

OK, so i know I'm waking a long-dead thread here, but im pulling my hair out trying to find the right fitting to mate up to the outlet on the 60514. You guys have any advice?

 

[Bad Sport]

I would think you could find what you need at NAPA.