flareside_thun
Reviving The General Tao
They replace the block mounted stock lift pump.
my fauct pump install pics
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That qualifies as a pre filter and water seperator and believe me over time you save a bundle on main filters if you keep an eye on that bowl. If you clean it out before the trash gets solid up about about 1/3 to 1/2 way up you will catch it before it starts letting any water to the main filter and just pop the bowl and clean it off with a can of brake cleaner and you're good to go. If you let it go a little long, then drain teh main filter water drain as well.
It's amazing how much crud that screen catches.
rhkcommander
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You guys just using Hose? I wanted to run metal fuel lines but I know it doesn't have to be done that way 
jonathan
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i used goodyear ruber hose
ghunt
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I cut the plastic line just a short ways past the selector valve and spliced the pump in with rubber hose clamped right over the plastic. Works great and that plastic line is so stiff you really can't collapse it by clamping on the hose.
GenLightening
Yeah, it's a CHEVY!
You guys just using Hose? I wanted to run metal fuel lines but I know it doesn't have to be done that way
I ran all steel braided and AN fittings. But thats because I had a ton of it laying around. And it looks cool!
GenLightening
Yeah, it's a CHEVY!
I don't know if anyone has run WVO yet. There have been a few running mixes of WMO. Hopefully someone will chime in if they have.
biggin92
Yeeeee Haaawwww
oldblue05
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I'm interested it one, but I'm curious as to what happens to the stock pump? Do yall just pull the hoses off and let it go? seems like a temporary fix to a permanent problem...
flareside_thun
Reviving The General Tao
A fuel block-off plate from a Chevy Big Block bolts right onto these engines to block the stock pump port. Even if they did leave the stock pump plugged in all it'd be doing is pumping air....
FordGuy100
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So whats the spec on this pump? GPH, PSI, etc...?
To lazy to look
To lazy to look
So whats the spec on this pump? GPH, PSI, etc...?
To lazy to look
Kids these days..........
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Heath
oldblue05
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Cool, I was just wondering because I figured once it started pumping air it would go out pretty quick, figured it might make noise or fall apart and let **** into the motor...
It certainly could. I'd be afraid to just leave it in the block. Especially when the fix (pulling, plugging, and bypassing it) is cheap and easy.
Heath
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