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> Fuel Pump specs for 46 ida weber 2.5litre and larger race engines.?
jmz
post Jul 1 2021, 11:14 AM
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I'm having a fuel pressure issue after being on track for a few laps. It seems like the float bowls are being sucked dry....

Current pump is a Carter I believe the model to be 4060. This shows to be a 50 GPH pump. The car has 46 IDA webers is 2.5 litre high compression. ...also have a 2.8 that I run sometimes.

I would think 50gph would be enough so maybe something else is going on? Anyone have any thoughts?

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FWIW the most recent of several fueling issues I've had was an intermittent wiring connection to the pump, which took a while to find. The symptom was similar ie everything fine then suddenly no fuel, then fine again.

I've been running the Holley Red pump which is rated 97gph with a 2.7/Weber46 engine and no volume probs whatsoever. Also have the PMS/FuelSafe cell which works well in terms of sloshing and pickup. Two filters, large one near the pump and small inline one just before the carbs.

Previously I have also had clogged jet issues which are no fun either, but nowhere near as bad as total fuel cutout.
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