Electric Fuel Pump Recommendations Stock 440
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Hi Guys, The mechanical fuel pump in my New Yorker just died and taught me a valuable lesson about in line filters before the pump. I hate mechanicals and would like to put an electric in. What is a good one to run? Trying to avoid breaking the bank- Anyone know if NAPA/CAP/Autozone carry anything up to the task? TIA 
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Re: Electric Fuel Pump Recommendations Stock 440
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05/11/09 08:18 PM
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unless you have a very loud exhaust don't buy a holley. 
Last edited by HealthServices; 05/11/09 08:21 PM.
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.
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Re: Electric Fuel Pump Recommendations Stock 440
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I like the Carter GP4070 pump. very quiet, lasted me for years driving year round, and no regulator
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Re: Electric Fuel Pump Recommendations Stock 440
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05/11/09 09:47 PM
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unless you have a very loud exhaust don't buy a holley
And I thought my holley blue was loud. It makes mine seem quiet.
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Re: Electric Fuel Pump Recommendations Stock 440
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I like the Carter GP4070 pump. very quiet, lasted me for years driving year round, and no regulator
Ordered one today from summit, should be here before the weekend 
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Re: Electric Fuel Pump Recommendations Stock 440
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I like the Carter GP4070 pump. very quiet, lasted me for years driving year round, and no regulator
Finished installing it tonight. Turned the key, let it pump for 20 seconds or so and it fired right up. So far so good, no leaks. It's loud enough to hear to make sure it's on but quiet enough that I can't hear it over the exhaust. Summit got it to my door in 2 days standard shipping and luckily C-bodies have plenty of room to mount it Road testing it soon but I'm sure it'll be fine  Thanks for the help everyone
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Re: Electric Fuel Pump Recommendations Stock 440
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05/21/09 12:38 AM
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I read that the holley's were loud but wow    The New Yorker is running the dual-snorkel air cleaner and a single exhaust, not quite loud enough to drown out that thing
My local CAP has one of these:
Airtex E2000 Electric Fuel Pump
Anybody ever tried one? Good? Bad? Ugly? China? 
I work for Airtex, they're made in Illinois
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Re: Electric Fuel Pump Recommendations Stock 440
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I'd go to NAPA and order the stock unit and save your time and money
I hate mechanical pumps, this one worked great, problem solved
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