Jegs or Mallory pump?
 

Looking at a new fuel pump for my set up (51IDA 13B street port 3/8 lines 180BHP), need some high volume and was looking at the Mallory 4110 but also noticed the Jegs 15914 similar spec half the price! I already have a Mallory 4309 FPR so only need the pump.
Has anyone used the Jegs pumps? Any feedback on the Mallory or other recommendations?

Thanks in advance

do not use mallory replaced two in a year and a half due to brush problems

What they wore out? I have a Mallory 4110 at the minute but I brought it second hand and don't think it has ever been right, just intermittent pressure and noisy but I that's what you get for buying from eBay!

yes worn out, intermittant and noisey. last one broke the brush plate.

Best pump I ever bought for a carb was actually a no-name universal usually stocked at the local parts store. They generally have two kinds, 4-6 psi and a 6-9 psi model.

My BP 12A ran on the 6-9 model without the use of a pusher pump, due to its high volume. It was quiet as a mouse, didnt get hot, and had constant pressure. Iirc it cost under 70 bucks too! A retired hot rodder recommended the use of one, but i'll have to find the PN#s.

It is similar to this pump: AIRTEX Part # E8153

retails for 43.79! 10-14 psi@35 GPH Mine never needed anymore than that :)

I have been running a mallory 4070 on a 13B Streetport with webber 36dcds for about fifeteen years and I have had only two failures during that time, both were brushes. The repair is cheap (under 10 bucks) and once I learned how to switch them out it is quick and painless. If I had broke the brush plate I might not like it so much tho. I like it cause you can run the pressure up @ the pump and them back down @ the regulator and I think this gives a more steady pressure at the carb. I mounted mine on rubber vibration isolators and they are nearly silent............2 cents

you must have got a good one both of mine died very quickly..will never buy another one. and yes I have rewired for the pump, so that was not the cause.

i have had 2 mallories, my friend had 1. same thing brushes....next time around i'll try aeromotive pump

Thanks for the feedback, not so positive for a Mallory then!
What about carter?

Not a jegs or mallory, but my last pump i bought as a "holley" inline electric EFI pump from jegs ( for a turbo 12a thang) and when i got my package it had a bare white box, i open it up and low and behold, it was a walbro. Its been serving me for 5 years now and delivers outstanding flow and pressure when needed