Mallory electric fuel pumps, anyone? if so,, how did you plumb it and the filters?? Options

[Mueller]

Mallory makes an electric pump for both carbs and fuel injection all models have a 3/8 NPT inlet/outlet.

For fuel injection, they recommend a filter before the pump and a filter before the injectors.

What I am not too sure about is how to plumb it all, from what I can find, it looks like it'll have to be all -6 AN fittings.

Now to figure out what brand fittings and hose (IMG:http://www.914world.com/bbs2/html/emoticons/wacko.gif)

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[machina]

QUOTE (maf914 @ Jun 21 2005, 12:31 PM)

David, Does the mallory pump make much noise? Some electric pumps can be irritatingly loud for street use, (i.e. Facet). (IMG:http://www.914world.com/bbs2/html/emoticons/idea.gif)

its quieter than the holley and just barely loud enough to know its running.

I like that because i have the pump and ignition switched independently so when I energize the pump, i know its running before I startup.

doing all these -AN lines, I became obsessed with finding the cleanest and shortest way to connect things. Like always using a hose end that fit directly instead of say getting an adapter to go from -3/8 => -6 and then using a -6 hose end. It just makes the install better and I think a bit safer not to have several inches of fittings hanging off the end of a hose.

sometimes I would have to get a russell fitting if earls or AQ didn't make it or have it in stock or in aluminum vs steel etc.

i would always order form summit. they would have most every fitting and if I ordered online by late afternoon, the stuff shipped out that day. They never let me down.