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    I picked up a Weind T/R with 2 Holley 390's I believe? might be 360's ... Anyway I was wondering what fuel pressure I needed to maintain for these little guys to squirt like a big dawg? Im wondering if a stock fuel pump would handle them... Seems like it should, Oh its going on a 67 327 double hump motor.

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    4-6 PSI is about all a Holley likes. As for a stock pump, would handle the pressure ok, not sure about the fuel volume with 2 carbs dumping gas at any sort of RPM..... Holley, Edelbrock, Weiand and a number of other companies do offer a hi-volume mechanical pump, though!
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    5 - 5.5 lbs is preferred for carbs, and be sure to get a regulator rated for dual quads.

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    Perfect... thank you sir! Im sure I have a couple liquid filled pressure gages laying around here somewhere.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson View Post
    4-6 PSI is about all a Holley likes. As for a stock pump, would handle the pressure ok, not sure about the fuel volume with 2 carbs dumping gas at any sort of RPM..... Holley, Edelbrock, Weiand and a number of other companies do offer a hi-volume mechanical pump, though!

    I bought a Holley high flow mechanical pump all shinney and everything for around $100.00... It fell of the bench and broke off a mounting ear. %^&*@#& now I dont really care it its shinney or rusted as long as it works... LOL
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