upgrading gen 6 mechanical fuel pump
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If you are running Holley carbs you do not need a regulator. I have been using one for years. You do need too rebuild once every 100hrs or so, the valves start to leak, but the parts are only about $60-80. Easily supplies 700-750hp.
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I go with the Diamond Performance kepp set up it will be cheaper. I have the same kit on mine since 96 . will no troubles yet pushing 670hp now started at 585hp back in 95.
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FYI-----For those who want to use the CV2630, I have the fitting part numbers that you may need to use this pump.
Just for you Bill, I ordered a set of Jesel Pro shaft rockers for my dyno motor.
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Hey Bill, When I talked to CV, I spoke with a techie that when asked about psi, he said something like 8 to 10 lbs. He did recommend for a consistent 7 lbs, use a regulator. The 7 lb. figure came from my carb guy.
FYI-----For those who want to use the CV2630, I have the fitting part numbers that you may need to use this pump.
Just for you Bill, I ordered a set of Jesel Pro shaft rockers for my dyno motor.
FYI-----For those who want to use the CV2630, I have the fitting part numbers that you may need to use this pump.
Just for you Bill, I ordered a set of Jesel Pro shaft rockers for my dyno motor.
Cool Richard, those rockers do ROCK However, I cheaped out and went with the sportsmen, and we had issues with the stands Maybe I should'a gone with the pro's I don't know about set up with the pro's. Ya might want to give Yoda a call and talk about that. He knows a guy somewhat close to you that I believe is quite familiar with them
Lemme know how the dyno session goes !!
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