fuel pressure question

[Chachi]

i need a universal electric fuel pump and i dont know how much p.s.i. ,c.f.h. and or c.f.m. that i need.
i found this one on ebay . will it work for my 84 gm

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Facet-Posi-Flow-4-7psi-universal-electric-fuel-pump_W0QQitemZ7995948003QQcategoryZ33555QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

[Grand Marquis GT]

If you are converting to a carb, yeah...

The same one sells for 31 bucks at advance...

[Chachi]

no carb. im still using TBI

[Grand Marquis GT]

Then no. lol

[Chachi]

what do you think i would need .

[Chachi]

is it a big ordeal to change it to a carb

[Chachi]

i don't have a lot of money. i cant use the original pump due to the mustang tank swap. and the old stangs used a mechanicel pump on the block. which i cant use...

[Chachi]

will this work

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7996667172&rd=1&sspagename=STRK

[mrltd]

Why can't you just modify the stock pump? Bosch makes nice frame mount pumps that people use universally..

If the stock pump is too large of a diameter, just geta stock 87-93 mustang fuel pump. It's smaller diameter and would fit in the tank a bit more easily. Just make sure to use some high pressure fuel hose. You should need a pump that can do about 60-70psi and flow over 80lph or so.

[Chachi]

im not using the stock tank. i have a 1964 mustang tank

[mrltd]

I am aware of that. Why can't you modify it for an in tank?

[Chachi]

I dunno. What would i have to do? I don't know much about this kinda thing. I"m certified in auto body not mechanics..

[mrltd]

Not sure, I'm not too familiar with the old tank, but I think it wouldn't be too difficult. I'd just take out the part that has the pickup and put the fuel pump on it. Prolly a lot easier said than done though.

[Chachi]

cool idea.. Ill take apart the old tank tomarrow and see what i can figure out

[Chachi]

Not sure, I'm not too familiar with the old tank, but I think it wouldn't be too difficult. I'd just take out the part that has the pickup and put the fuel pump on it. Prolly a lot easier said than done though.

Holly shit, :banana: You are the man. :slug: The stock pump looks identical to the aftermarket one. and i can use it externaly :headbang:


Thanks for the info... :rock: