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Join Date: Mar 2022
Location: Clovis, CA
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Fuel System?
Hey all,
I'm neck deep (by which I mean I have the new motor on the stand, the old crate 350/TH350 out, the Burb on stands and no money left in my account) in swapping a LM7/4l60e into my 68 Suburban. I'm looking for budget-friendly but still reliable (as in I'm happy to use new parts, but not looking for the top-line options) fuel system. The engine/trans came out of an 04 Tahoe if that matters. So, swapped brethren, what did you use for fuel supply on your swaps?
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Re: Fuel System?
I really like these, in your case specifically the PA4: https://www.tanksinc.com/index.cfm/p...prod/prd84.htm
A cheaper option would be an inline walbro 255lph pump. You could use either with an oem C5 corvette filter/pressure regulator assembly
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Re: Fuel System?
Thanks for the reply! I was looking at those already and they were for sure on my list. This is the first time I will have done this, do I need to worry about the depth of the hanger or is that generally not a concern?
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Re: Fuel System?
I believe depth can be set by cutting to your needs.
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