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forrestkhaag
Does anyone have a tried and true suggestion for a brand and source for a fuel pump to be located in the vicinity of the original pump location for my conversion to carbs?

I have dual 40's fitted to a 2.2L 4 and have routed a 3/8" SS line from the tank/tunnel to the firewall in the engine compartment.

Thanks for the input. beerchug.gif
screenguy914
QUOTE(forrestkhaag @ May 19 2015, 06:03 PM) *

Does anyone have a tried and true suggestion for a brand and source for a fuel pump to be located in the vicinity of the original pump location for my conversion to carbs?

I have dual 40's fitted to a 2.2L 4 and have routed a 3/8" SS line from the tank/tunnel to the firewall in the engine compartment.

Thanks for the input. beerchug.gif


What are the pressure requirements?

Kansas 914
i like the Carter Rotary. Self regulated for carbs and very quiet.

Carotor

http://carterfuelsystems.com/fuelpumps/universal_fp.php
patssle
Running that Carter on my /6 and previous ran it on my /4 as well. I don't see the point of having a high pressure fuel system if it can be avoided.
larryM

simple - just get a Facet pump from any of 1000 suppliers online - perfect for carbs -

Facet pumps

also get a pressure regulator to keep the psi around 3

forrestkhaag
Thanks to all for the info / I went with the Carter pump after hearing a few reports on reliability and relative quietness from folks that are currently running that pump without incident / although noise is not an issue with my 914 - which is purposefully missing firewall padding, all heater and ventilation garb under the cowl, back pad sound deadening materials, etc. etc.
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