12A into a GSL-SE
03-20-03, 01:07 PM
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12A into a GSL-SE
I just bought a really good SE without a motor and I have a good running 12A carb, I really need a car on the road so I'm putting the 12A into the SE for now.
Am I going to run into any problems?
Will the fuel pump have too much pressure for the carb?
Thanks for any suggestions.
Am I going to run into any problems?
Will the fuel pump have too much pressure for the carb?
Thanks for any suggestions.
03-20-03, 02:17 PM
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most definitely!! the fuel pressure is about 10X to much. you will need a pump(i'm running a holley red) and a regulator (also running a holley). you might need some other things, but i can't think right now. lunch break over- gotta go back to work
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03-21-03, 11:36 AM
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Oh yeah I still have the car that the 12A came out of so where is the fuel pump? Is it in tank, or is out near the rear axle?
Oh yeah I still have the car that the 12A came out of so where is the fuel pump? Is it in tank, or is out near the rear axle?
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Originally posted by jeremy
you'll see a plate behind the driver underneath the car. the fuel filter is on the back of it and the pump mounted on it between the underbody of the car.
you'll see a plate behind the driver underneath the car. the fuel filter is on the back of it and the pump mounted on it between the underbody of the car.
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