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Old 04-10-2023, 03:52 PM
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Quadrajet? For $28.99 you can buy a pre-bent pump to carb metal line (I used 70 Pontiac with a 455 as my search) from OPGI (probably a number of other places) and for $24.17 on Amazon you can get a Carter deep sump pump, with a gasket.
I have very good steel lines already on the pressure side of the pump and on the suction side running the length of the frame as normal. I just want to replace the pump because I can see the fuel line is starting to age and I haven't had fuel pumps or rubber fuel line last a long time with todays gas.

As a matter of fact, I have some rubber fuel line and a fuel pump that I used to break in an engine a few years ago and that was the only use it had. I pulled the hose out of my test stand parts bin only to find that it was brittle at the ends. Not hard to imagine the fuel pump diaphram being dried out and rotted inside as well.

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