Well i just finished the install and not only was it a pita, but i doubt it will ever work if i have less than a half tank of gas, with the angles i had to not only cut it to a much shgorter length and drill new holes, but to put a bend in it for it to sit against the bottom of the tank.

I would not reccomend this kit whatsoever and plan on replacing it witha ricks tank as soon as i can afford it.

Unfortunately i don't have a camera to show you guys how rediculous this thing looks haha

Damn :( I had the numbers all dialed and ready to call and order one when I saw this..

My chevelle's tank is pretty flat on the bottom, so it looks like it *should* work OK. Anyone else have any experience with these?

The small baffle concerns me with this kit.

The only concern with buying a stock pump is that the pump and senser is one unit on all the ones I have seen. I would check out some other pumps first.

Mike

The pump is actually just attached via clamps to the whole unit. It's piece of cake to change once the tank is dropped; or better yet, it's a good excuse too add an access panel in the trunk floor.

yes, access panel always a good idea.

Mike

im puting a lt1 into my 65 chevelle and for the fuel system i put a sump on my stock tank and ran mds's frame mount fuel pump that runs into my fuel rain to the fuel pressure regulator to the return line on the sump. the pic shows how im running them to the fuel rails.