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i need a quiet electric fuel pump**UPDATE** #259476
03/19/09 08:28 PM
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well, i bought one of those holley rip-off electric fuel pumps off ebay and i gotta say it's ridiculous how noisy that thing is. incredible!

what would be a good quiet electric fuel pump to go with?

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Re: i need a quiet electric fuel pump [Re: 440sat72] #259477
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Sorry, I just had to laugh

externally the gerotor or gear rotors style are the most quiet. Unless of course you go high dollar.


Allen Here's a novel idea, let's not throw a bunch of parts at the car hoping it will fix the problem and instead spend a little time diagnosing it first. Life was a little easier when I was just a wrench.
Re: i need a quiet electric fuel pump [Re: HealthServices] #259478
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what about the barry grant elec fuel pumps I heard I mean you can't hear them at all

Re: i need a quiet electric fuel pump [Re: 440sat72] #259479
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I have a holley hp 125 nice pump, pretty quiet, has internal regulator for 7psi also.

Re: i need a quiet electric fuel pump [Re: 440sat72] #259480
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Maybe you're looking at it the wrong way. At least you know it's actually running.

Re: i need a quiet electric fuel pump [Re: Bill MeLater] #259481
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been there, done that, I now run a Mallory 110 or something. I forget what model exactly but you can't hear it run.If you want I will verify the P/N

Re: i need a quiet electric fuel pump [Re: beepilot] #259482
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The Mallory pumps are very quite! If you use the rubber isolator mounts (similar to the ones used on MSD but bigger) this will help stop some of the pumps vibration from being transferred to the frame. My BG 400 pump was mounted this way, but I could still hear it (not as loud as a Holley).


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Re: i need a quiet electric fuel pump [Re: 440sat72] #259483
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You just need some louder mufflers!

Re: i need a quiet electric fuel pump [Re: Mass_Mopar] #259484
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no you need louder stereo system


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Re: i need a quiet electric fuel pump [Re: deansrr] #259485
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My brother ran the Holley blue pump from 1982 to 2005. He got a deal on a used Mallory and put it on. Says he thought all elec pumps were loud and had no idea how nice and quiet the Mallory is.


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Re: i need a quiet electric fuel pump [Re: deansrr] #259486
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Mallory 110 is quiet.


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Re: i need a quiet electric fuel pump [Re: Mass_Mopar] #259487
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Quote:

You just need some louder mufflers!



That's what I did. I run the Holley Black.

Re: i need a quiet electric fuel pump [Re: cudarex] #259488
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What's a muffler?

Re: i need a quiet electric fuel pump [Re: CJK440] #259489
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Will the Mallory 110 feed a 500ci BB?? I have a Holley also and literally, it's louder than the exhaust, and I have a rather noisey exhaust!

Re: i need a quiet electric fuel pump [Re: slowpoke] #259490
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Quote:

Will the Mallory 110 feed a 500ci BB?? I have a Holley also and literally, it's louder than the exhaust, and I have a rather noisey exhaust!




Depends what you are doing with it.

Mallory also makes bigger pumps using the same mechanism.


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Re: i need a quiet electric fuel pump [Re: CJK440] #259491
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used to run a 140 mallory nice and quiet.

Re: i need a quiet electric fuel pump [Re: CJK440] #259492
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Street drive mostly, with the occasional 1/4 trip. Don't want to run out of gas when rednecking it though!!!

Re: i need a quiet electric fuel pump [Re: WILD BILL] #259493
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Quote:

What's a muffler?



Now that's funny!

Re: i need a quiet electric fuel pump [Re: slowpoke] #259494
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I had a Holley blue and it was annoyingly loud. took it apart to see if something was wrong and it looks perfect. put on my Dad's old Edelbrock 120 gal and it was half as loud. The Eddy pump is self regulated but is adjustable. It showed just over 5.5 psi on my gauge at the carb, turned up the pressure at the pump and it got a fair bit louder once almost 7 psi was reached. Still quieter than the Holley though.
I run around with the pump set at just under 6 psi and crank it up to 7 for racing, probably does nothing for me but I do it anyway.

Don.

Re: i need a quiet electric fuel pump [Re: MoparDonny] #259495
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Well, I have to do something, whether it is a Mallory or back to a mechanical one. I took my son's friend a ride and he said it sounded like a flux capacitor!!

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