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Phill · 08-22-2013, 03:21 PM

Has anyone done this? I'm thinking of getting out the TIG welder and making a stock behind the seat tank except a Walbro 255 and sump, but I thought I would check here for info?

I'm dropping a ramjet 350 in this winter, and feel like the intank pump will still be quieter even though its in the cab, then a external pump.

Any opinions are welcome, I want to keep the behind the seat tank for no other reaosn then I like it there, I like the filler cap on the side of the cab, and I like not having one on the bed/box.

08-22-2013, 03:21 PM	#1
Phill Registered User Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Calgary, Ab Posts: 43	In-tank electric pump for behind the seat tank? Has anyone done this? I'm thinking of getting out the TIG welder and making a stock behind the seat tank except a Walbro 255 and sump, but I thought I would check here for info? I'm dropping a ramjet 350 in this winter, and feel like the intank pump will still be quieter even though its in the cab, then a external pump. Any opinions are welcome, I want to keep the behind the seat tank for no other reaosn then I like it there, I like the filler cap on the side of the cab, and I like not having one on the bed/box. Attached Images __________________ -2010 Silverado daily driver, 5.3, 24's, HP tuners ect -2006 Silverado 6.6 Duramax, 6" lift, 37's, efi live -1988 S10 10 point cage, 383, linked,1-tons 42's -1971 1/2 ton 4x4 SWB, Ramjet 350/SM465/NP205, 6" lift, 35" BFG's, 15x8 ralley's, and lots more to come.... -1957 GM 3800 (9433) Napco 4x4, She's rough and I love it!