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    1. #1
      Join Date
      Jan 2008
      Location
      Felton, DE
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      346
      I'm running a Holley Red 97gph with 3/8" lines and about 550hp right now. I am using a wideband though to monitor AFR to make sure it never leans out. No problems so far. This is ofcourse on stock cylinder heads though. I expect 600-650 with a nice set of heads and i still think the pump will be fine.

      1994 Z28 - 13.52@110mph 2.1 60ft T56, bolt-ons, suspension
      1978 Datsun 2+2 - 6.0L LS1 swap in progress
      1968 Firebird, 2820 dry- 2000 LS1, D&D Viper T56, RAM clutch/flywheel, 236/236 .651/.651 110+4LSA cam, victor JR EFI, 4150 TB, 42lbers, painless harness, Moroso 7qt pan, sfc, trac bars, 3" x pipe side exits, Telstars-30"MT streets/skinnies, mini-tub, 8.5" posi, richmond 4.56s, Hooker lLTs, Denny N20 DS, Fast dual wideband, Shotgun street scoop.
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    2. #2
      Join Date
      Jul 2007
      Location
      Los Angeles, CA
      Posts
      1,303
      Quote Originally Posted by Shawn MacAnanny
      I'm running a Holley Red 97gph with 3/8" lines and about 550hp right now. I am using a wideband though to monitor AFR to make sure it never leans out. No problems so far. This is ofcourse on stock cylinder heads though. I expect 600-650 with a nice set of heads and i still think the pump will be fine.
      Shawn thanks for the info. Yeah I have a Fast AFR meter as well I plan on using. Pretty much redoing the car (had a really old small carter pump on it.

    3. #3
      Join Date
      Sep 2006
      Location
      Henderson,NV
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      2,870
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      Sounds like a good plan to me......have heard some issues with that pump but who knows if it was the pump or the installers. Everyone seems to love the Mallory 140 which I now have. So far so good. I don't know about the check ball. With an electric pump you have pressure instantly. I went with 8an out of the pump. I liked the idea of pulling on 10an and pushing on 8an at the pump. Your not supposed to use pipe tape either. I ended up having to on the pump inlet. After a couple hundred miles it began to leak sitting in the garage. The rest of the system is teflon paste. The Mallory 140 is right at 110gph at 6 or 7 psi which is perfect for 600hp.
      Todd

    4. #4
      Join Date
      Oct 2005
      Location
      Ferndale, WA
      Posts
      766
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      I'm running a Holley HP150 with a Aeromotive 100micron, 10micron XRP filter, and a Racepumps regulator, Xrp dual feed line at the carb and 1/2 stainless throughout the whole system. Works well and the fuel pump isn't really loud. The a1000 is a nice unit and I was orginally going to use one but It needed the return line and I did want that. If your planning on going to EFI later on, it would suit ya just fine. It is loud though.This is one the chevelle powered by a 540, and I have no issues with fuel. G/L
      72 Chevelle Done!

      67' Hell Camino- Under the knife

      Some day: Porsche GT3/ C6R inspired 69




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