Thread: fuel delivery
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11-14-2004 07:37 PM #1
fuel delivery
I AM NEW TO THIS SITE BUT HAVE LEARNED ALOT JUST BROWSING.I HAVE A 402 BBC , I AM RUNNING HOLLEY FUEL PUMP [MECHANICAL] THAT IS PUSHING STEADY 8.5 PSI.NOW SHOULD I AD A REGULATOR OR GO BACK TO STOCK PUMP.I HAVE NO RETURN LINE.MY PLUGS ARE GASSED OUT VERY QUICKLY.ANY HELP WOULD APPRECIATED.
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11-17-2004 06:35 PM #2
thanks for the info.the pump has no place for a return line will this create any problem.if it helps, the motor is in a 72 chevelle pushing 400 hp ballpark figure.is street driven only never at the track.i know this is probably a no brainer for you guys but i am still learning the hard way. thanks again for your response
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11-18-2004 08:53 AM #3
THANKS YOU GUYS ELIMINATED DOUBTS I HAD.I'VE HAD PLUG FOULING PROBLEMS EVER SINCE THE MOTOR CHANGE.I BOUGHT THE MOTOR ALREADY BROKE IN BUT IS A STRONG RUNNER.MY PROBLEM IS THAT MY COUSIN KEPT HIS ELECTRIC PUMP.CARB,DIST ETC.IT HAS GM HEI WITH ACCEL COIL NOW.I SPOKE WITH HIM AND HE SAID HE WAS RUNNING 6.5 PSI.I WILL GET REGULATOR NEW AC R45 PLUGS INSTEAD OF 44'S AND GAP AT .035.IT HAS 750DP MECH SEC.IF ANY OF THIS SOUNDS WRONG CLUE ME IN.THANKS AGAIN AND GOD BLESS. I WOULD HAVE TO SPEND $100 IN SOMEONE'S SHOP AROUND HERE TO EVEN GET AN OPINION MORE OR LESS EXPERT ADVICE. P.S. THE FOULING IS DEFINITLY GAS AND NOT OIL.
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