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I started out running an inline Holley pump half-way between the tank and the throttle body, but decided that in-tank was much better. So now I have an in-tank Holley pump the correct rating for the Sniper, and it runs perfectly all the time.
I have had issues with Holley inline pumps....as...
Trying to find somebody to check out a 742 sure grip diff. in east Tennessee, tried Hensley Mopar performance, doesn't do it anymore. If anyone knows somebody in this area let me know. Thanks
i have a 73 dodge charger.. i currently run an aftermarket wheel and want something different.. my current set up is 15x7 with 4" BS on front and 15x8 with 4.5" BS on rear... 235/60 on front 275/60 on rear.
i want to put the Keystone Klassic on my charger...
They are only offered in 15x7 with...
Yes, I'd guess it's slightly above midway?
And I would be extremely hesitant to locate any fuel components in direct line of tire rotation, because of potential flung roadway debris and having witnessed the damage tire carcasses can do when delaminating at speed.
Entertainment, drinks breaks, injury stoppages...... honestly the AFL game I went to in Melbourne for the ANZAC weekend was a 4-hour marathon.
It was fun though.
It's not only the shortcoming of the pump location that creates the issue, it's the liquid being moved, and with gasoline when the suction lowers the pressure enough, it simply lowers it's boiling point, and add any increase in fuel temp, and that causes problems.
Yes 66 Charger, it's probably 1" below the tank.
No pickup sock in the tank just a pre-filter.
I do use a return line (stock 5/16" steel line), I bought a 3/8 sending unit and drilled/soldered in a 5/16" piece of line for the return.