Fuel Pump Suggestions..

[69importkilla]

So I'm in the market for a electric fuel pump for my carb'ed LS motor. There are some new units from Edlebrock and Holley. Any suggestions from experience which is the quieter one? Please feel free to recommend anything! The engine is bone stock at the moment.

[69importkilla]

Anyone???? No one running electric pumps any more???

[69importkilla]

70 views over a few days and still nothing? I'm I even posting this in the right place?

[Flying Bandit]

I have a Holley Blue pump on my car. It has never let me down but it is pretty loud. I would like to switch back to a mechanical one because the noise is pretty annoying honestly.

[71ProTouringChevelle]

I've had good luck using a Mallory Comp 110 pump on my '72 Chevelle SS with a ZZ502 crate motor. It's quiet enough for me, and is dependable.

[69importkilla]

Thanks guys, this is why I was asking. Running the LS motor, I have no provisions for a mechanical pump. A few of my friends have the older electric fuel pumps and they all are noiser than I'd like.

[gpintauro]

bringing this old one back up....having an issue w /my holley blue pump and wanted to know if anyone else has any input for a RELIABLE electric pump....I've been looking at the edelbrock "quiet' pump, anybody else got any experince?

Thanks

[69importkilla]

I second bringing this one up. Only two guys posted but they are both running the older stuff. I'm interested in the newer Holleys and Edlebrocks as well. Luckily my project hit a small snag so I havent purchased a pump yet...

[sccacuda]

I'm running the new Holley Dominator pumps. Haven't heard them run yet, but they are fully submergible. I have them mounted in the cell, so not anticipating any noise issues. I'd elect the Holley for that reason alone. A pump is more efficient as a pusher, and can't get any better than in the tank. I'm betting between the foam and liquid in the cell, the pumps should be very quiet.

[zombiekiller]

I have a newer ( 6-8 months old ) Holley pump.

They are LOUD. I will not be sorry to see it go once I convert to EFI and a better pump.

I will also say that whatever pump that you do get, get a regulator ( external to pump ) and put a pressure gauge in line somewhere. Holley says the pump that i have doesn't require a regulator, it is supposed to be 4-5 PSI. Without a regulator, it was at just under 7PSI.

[Chevelle598bb]

I have run aeromotive street/strip pumps many times. They are fairly quiet and always reliable. I never had a failure. I did run a bypass regulator with those pumps and it ls a lot easier on the pump than a standard dead head regulator.

[neki67]

Have a look here: http://youtu.be/NvJwVBGR6JA from about 1:30 they are discussing the sound level (or lack off).

[carguykeith]

I was really impressed with the lack of noise from my mallory comp 140, it's not why I bought it but definitely a nice bonus. The aeromotive A1000 is a really nice pump too, lots of good feedback on that one. Someone above brought up a good point, are you wanting an external or internal pump? Internal is MUCH quieter for sure...

[69importkilla]

I plan on running an external, so I know I'm going to have to deal with some noise....I dont have the experience with doing an internal type set-up at the moment..

[Nothingface5384]

i'll be running a fuelab prodigy pump with fuelabs new electronic fpr
not sure if i'm going to extend stock replacement tank to submerge it in tank or just run it inline..
they have a carb version of this pump also
the electronic fpr can control 2 pumps if you wanted

[gpintauro]

Have a look here: http://youtu.be/NvJwVBGR6JA from about 1:30 they are discussing the sound level (or lack off).

the holley pump looks good for what I am going to be doing with my car. Definatley going to have to run a bypass regulator.

Does the bypass need to dump back in the tank above the fuel level? My car currently has 2 pick up points in the lowest parts of the tank, and I was wondering if I could just use one spot for the pick up and one for the return.

[sam 74]

i've run the Holley red, blue and black as well as a Mallory Comp 110, the Mallory was the quietest of them. i'm currently useing a Holley black pump, its the second quietest but the noise isn't an issue for me.

[69importkilla]

So I purchased one of the new Holley HP pumps and am installing it now....I'll let you guys know how it sounds..

[69importkilla]

So just got the pump in and wired, quite as hell. Didnt even realize it was on at first. +1 for the new Holley Hp pumps..

[67 455 Bird ragtop]

Besides the Holley any other suggestions for an in-tank carb fuel pump ??