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Old 06-17-2010, 11:18 AM   #7
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Re: Hooking up fuel (pump) return line

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Thanks for the advice, guys. Looks like I have another future project to tackle. Slofarm, it's a '73 crew cab; 68 TT, I think I'd have to pick one up.

Burner, that's an interesting setup. I've heard of people running both together, doesn't sound like a bad idea...cheap electric pump to get the fuel to the front without a lot of cranking, mech pump for reliability and steady pressure.
Here is the one I have on the Camaro:

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/TFS-27001/

Nice product and really nice that I can convert it to higher pressure when I convert the car to EFI down the road.

It is also vacuum / boost referenced so it boosts fuel pressure with engine demand.
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