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08-12-2023, 08:42 PM
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"The market for these mechanical pumps must have evaporated to the point where nobody cares enough to even track the quality."
I stepped up to a Tanks,inc style EFI pump and tank about 8 years ago. 8 years and not one issue. I bought the 225 liter/hr street pump. I am Not cutting holes in my 64 GTO trunk floor (so I passed on the access plate and easy pump removal from the top (in the trunk). (I RUN TWO 225 LITER PUMPS IN ONE OF THE TANKS, INC TANKS WITH A CUSTOM TOP COVER THAT MOUNTS THE DUAL PUMPS. Second pump is a back-up pump. My biggest gripe with the "factory (Chinese) timing cover pumps was the fuel pressure was all over the place. Tried 3 M-Pumps and all were POS parts. Tom V.
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