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Feb 25, 2005 | 07:56 PM

lovintha7

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Sterling Carb Owners

What fuel pump do you guys use? I've got to order a new pump, and was looking at the carter that summit has, but the 1/4" npt fitting seems a bit small. What pump do you use?

Feb 25, 2005 | 08:06 PM

Tom

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Redline Weber pump. Mounts in the stock location nicely with minimal headache. It's also very, very quiet.

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990090.131
Standard Pressure high volume 6 PSI 25 GPH (requires a pressure regulator).
For use on engines up to 200Hp .
Inlet fitting ¼” barbed, outlet fitting ¼ barb tube.
This pump will maintain performance with Weber carburetors for all Street Performance and Off road. applications.*

http://www.redlineweber.com/SEMA2002...fuel_pumps.htm

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Feb 25, 2005 | 08:15 PM

lovintha7

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How did you step up from 1/4" to the stock fuel line? What's the approx price of that pump?

Feb 25, 2005 | 08:24 PM

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Don't have the receipt handy but I think it was around $100.00.
You can buy brass fittings to reduce/enlarge if need be. My line fit fine on the 1/4" stock barb with no leaks using the supplied hose clamps.

I use a Holley FPR and liquid filled gauge- stays right on the money now.
This is the second Weber pump I've used. The first one was on my old 81 with a SP 13B and a Mikuni. No fuel delivery issues with that set up either.