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    1. 06-13-2009 #1
      yamadog
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      Camaro intank fuel pick up

      Guys- does anybody make an original style pick up tube assembly that has a 1/2 tube and possibly a return line also? First gen by the way.

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    3. 06-13-2009 #2
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      I was told that they do make them, i'm not sure who makes them, but rest assured they are made
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      Check this site http://www.robbmcperformance.com/index.html
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    5. 06-13-2009 #4
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      That's exactly what I am looking for....Thanks so much. A side question.....Does anybody see a problem in going this route as apposed to ditching the stock tank as using a cell? I don't want to kill the trunk space with a cheap plastic or aluminum cell and I can't afford a fuel safe or ATL cell. I'll be running an Aeromotive A-1000 pump and return style regulator. Thanks, Jason
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    6. 06-17-2009 #5
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      Quote Originally Posted by yamadog View Post
      That's exactly what I am looking for....Thanks so much. A side question.....Does anybody see a problem in going this route as apposed to ditching the stock tank as using a cell? I don't want to kill the trunk space with a cheap plastic or aluminum cell and I can't afford a fuel safe or ATL cell. I'll be running an Aeromotive A-1000 pump and return style regulator. Thanks, Jason

      I have that sender from Robb with stock tank and A1000, works fine.
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    7. 06-19-2009 #6
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      i wish i would have found that before i dropped the coin on a custom sumpped tank for my carbed LS1...

      as the years go by more and more convenient parts are being produced.
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    8. 06-19-2009 #7
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      Quote Originally Posted by DCx View Post
      i wish i would have found that before i dropped the coin on a custom sumpped tank for my carbed LS1...

      as the years go by more and more convenient parts are being produced.
      Yeah....I keep justifying my laziness by waiting for better parts to be cheaper. Jason
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    9. 07-14-2009 #8
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      Cool...just ordered this pickup....realized the company is about 45 minutes from my house. What are the odds? Jason
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    10. 08-17-2009 #9
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      I have their pick up as well and it is pretty nice. The only thing more impressive is their starter which I also recommend.
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    11. 08-18-2009 #10
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      I have their starter too and highly recommend it! And get the pinion support if you have higher compression. Also recommend their bellhousing alignment dowels, really work well and are super easy to install.
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