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verdell · 01-22-2018, 10:48 AM

If relocating the tank is an option, I've seen guys use an '87 blazer tank and fuel sending unit. Because it's for a fuel injected vehicle, the tank has a built in pan and the fuel sending unit has a return. Keep in mind the stock in-tank fuel pump would have to be upgraded but it's a simple bolt in. There are a couple of guys running this set up with '96 5.7 vortec AC Delco fuel pumps with zero issues.

01-22-2018, 10:48 AM	#7
verdell Registered User Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Columbus, MS Posts: 448	Re: LS and stock Tank If relocating the tank is an option, I've seen guys use an '87 blazer tank and fuel sending unit. Because it's for a fuel injected vehicle, the tank has a built in pan and the fuel sending unit has a return. Keep in mind the stock in-tank fuel pump would have to be upgraded but it's a simple bolt in. There are a couple of guys running this set up with '96 5.7 vortec AC Delco fuel pumps with zero issues.