Holley Blue + Regulator $99 through Autozone
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Holley Blue + Regulator $99 through Autozone
Perhaps Autozone got something right???
Came across Autozone selling the Holley Blue + Regulator for $99.99 + Tax & Shipping.
Considering the pump by itself is listed further up the page at $155 and the retail for just the pump is around the 130-140...I consider this a deal.
Just thought I'd pass it along
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/acc...questid=158120
Came across Autozone selling the Holley Blue + Regulator for $99.99 + Tax & Shipping.
Considering the pump by itself is listed further up the page at $155 and the retail for just the pump is around the 130-140...I consider this a deal.
Just thought I'd pass it along
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/acc...questid=158120
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It'll probably be right at home with my exhaust as it sits right now and it's my project car with no interior and possibly soon to be aluminum dash so noise aint much of an issue...I can always get some earplugs but thanks for the heads up.
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Going to the local Autozone to order tomorrow, no shipping charges. Thank you OP for the info! I bought a replacement pump from them a few months ago and it isn't cutting it. Wonder if they will take it back?
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Keep in mind the regulator that comes with the Holley Blue kit is their higher pressure regulator. It is built with a Holley carb in mind which needs 6 psi.
If you plan on running this with a weber or a Nikki, you will have to buy Holleys low pressure regulator to run around 3 psi. (Part number 510-12-804) from Jegs for $27.99
If you plan on running this with a weber or a Nikki, you will have to buy Holleys low pressure regulator to run around 3 psi. (Part number 510-12-804) from Jegs for $27.99
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Keep in mind the regulator that comes with the Holley Blue kit is their higher pressure regulator. It is built with a Holley carb in mind which needs 6 psi.
If you plan on running this with a weber or a Nikki, you will have to buy Holleys low pressure regulator to run around 3 psi. (Part number 510-12-804) from Jegs for $27.99
If you plan on running this with a weber or a Nikki, you will have to buy Holleys low pressure regulator to run around 3 psi. (Part number 510-12-804) from Jegs for $27.99
Also O'Riellys has the same package for $100.68, checked with my 'go-to' guy there.
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Originally Posted by Glazedham42
Jeff,
Since you have experience with both, which of the two pumps do you like better? Which is the loudest?
I've always used Carter pumps in the past, but just wondered what your thoughts were since you've had a chance to compare the two.
Jamie
Since you have experience with both, which of the two pumps do you like better? Which is the loudest?
I've always used Carter pumps in the past, but just wondered what your thoughts were since you've had a chance to compare the two.
Jamie
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I prefer Carter. They are louder by only a little, and you take care of that with a piece of rubber. They also seem to supply a more consistant pressure compared to the weak pressure of a Holley at idle when dead-headed, making Holleys harder to set the FPR at idle. Plus Holleys start to squeak and squeal as they age. Both in my friend's vehicles do this.
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Originally Posted by Jeff20B
An old piece of radiator hose for loud Carters works for me.
After adding a rubber piece, the Carters become as quiet as the exhaust. But how loud is the exhaust? Louder than I'd like, but when the engine isn't running, the rubber damped Carters are quite pleasant. You also are supposed to use the fram rail to mount the 90 degree bracket that comes with Carters. Don't mount it to sheet metal under the bin, unless you like a loudspeaker back there.
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I have suggested to Sam that he should consider making a spring steel mount for these pumps. Spring steel would allow the pump to vibrate all it wants, without transferring the vibration to the frame rail. Could be cheap, and highly useful.
I used some thick rubber when I mounted mine, but it's still pretty darned loud.
I used some thick rubber when I mounted mine, but it's still pretty darned loud.
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