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Gas Tank question-Fuel Injection.
Well I have been considering modifying a stock new tank to work with a fuel injection style engine. I am running a fuel injected TBI 5.7L 350. 325-350HP
Can I take a stock tank and replace it with this style of fuel pump and be ready to go? http://www.tanksinc.com/index.cfm/pa...prod/prd84.htm Will I need anything else? Any type of special venting added to the tank? Thanks for any feedback, I am having a tough time figuring out what exactly I need to do. |
i happen to have that exact kit waiting to go in my tank and if you can wait a week or two ill have some feedback for you. also could just be me but their packing sucked and a couple bolts got lost...
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Shouldnt this be moved to the fuel section ;)
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I was looking at that kit too. I'll be watching this topic closely :yes:
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Brian, I can't wait to hear some feedback from you. I called Tanks Inc. Today. Turns out their pumps are adjustable up to 10.5" So it will fit many applications. Thought that was a cool feature. |
It should work for your application Andrew, but that baffle isn't very tall.
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If you are going TBI I would think this pump is overkill because you will have to put a major regulator on it that will cause excessive heat and build up of pressure against the pump. If you are TBI you would save a lot of time and trouble by getting a simple in-line pump and mount it on the rear frame rail. |
thanks for the reply
I think you might be right as that is a bit much of overkill. I am running a TBI-Throttle Body Injection. I bought the engine out of a 93 caddilac 5.7L 350 with 10K miles. I payed 350.00 for the whole set-up so I couldn't pass it up. I hear many guys say TBI is junk, but I think it is reliable and not a bad set-up. I wonder if the cars and trucks that ran a TBI had pumps in the tank or on the outside? Might be a good choice to just buy a stock pump for the set-up and go from there. |
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I've parted out a '92 and a 93 caprice with TBI 305s and both had in-tank pumps.
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