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Posted by: bandjoey Jun 9 2018, 05:30 PM

cb performance sold the Carter rotary fuel pump 3.5psi @ 30 gph ....out of stock

Carter has superceeded the part with a new one. Same pump picture on the web but now spec at 4psi @15 gph.

What do you experts think?? Will the new one work with DRLA Dellortos?

I've used the Mr Gasket pump for a year but thought I'd upgrade before Okteenerfest.

Posted by: Perry Kiehl Jun 9 2018, 05:44 PM

3.5 it is

Posted by: type2man Jun 9 2018, 06:58 PM

Carter P60504 you can find it online for about $40.

Posted by: North Coast Jim Jun 9 2018, 07:26 PM

QUOTE(bandjoey @ Jun 9 2018, 07:30 PM)

cb performance sold the Carter rotary fuel pump 3.5psi @ 30 gph ....out of stock

Carter has superceeded the part with a new one. Same pump picture on the web but now spec at 4psi @15 gph.

What do you experts think?? Will the new one work with DRLA Dellortos?

I've used the Mr Gasket pump for a year but thought I'd upgrade before Okteenerfest.

I run an in-line regulator set at 3PSI. They feed twin Weber 40's. We're at 700 ft elevation. Car run great.

Posted by: Triaddave Jun 10 2018, 12:13 PM

I run a MALLORY 5-port fuel regulator. one port for the in feed from tank, two ports (one each) to each carb. one is fuel return to the tank and the last I plugged in a fuel pressure gauge. The regulator spec says 4.0 + psi. Mine is set at 3.0 for the weber 44 idf. works fine.

Posted by: bandjoey Jun 10 2018, 12:26 PM

I always resisted the extra plumbing of a regulator instead using a pump with a specific rating. Broke down today and picked up a Holly (Mr Gasket) regulator.

Posted by: Mark Henry Jun 10 2018, 12:27 PM

I'm going to run a FI pump with a PMO regulator, it's a flow back system so you have to run a return.

I'll report how it works once I get my cams back from WEB.

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