Aeromotive a1000 pump install ideas...?
02-18-07, 01:28 AM
#1
Aeromotive a1000 pump install ideas...?
Well i got my a1000 the other day, for starters i want to run this pump with a resoirvoir set up, also i will like to keep my stock in tank pump maybe upgrade it to a walbro to keep the fuel in the resoirvoir full ......now this is what i want to do--
tank---resoirvoir/catch----a1000----fuel rails----fpr----resoirvoir
and in that cadence it will continue, the only thing i want to do with my return line is to dump it in the resoirvoir so it will always be full
the in tank pump will be used just to fill the resoirvoir
Is anybody running a set up like this or has anything to comment AND have ideas.
tank---resoirvoir/catch----a1000----fuel rails----fpr----resoirvoir
and in that cadence it will continue, the only thing i want to do with my return line is to dump it in the resoirvoir so it will always be full
the in tank pump will be used just to fill the resoirvoir
Is anybody running a set up like this or has anything to comment AND have ideas.
02-18-07, 09:53 AM
#3
Originally Posted by El Nene 7
Well i got my a1000 the other day, for starters i want to run this pump with a resoirvoir set up, also i will like to keep my stock in tank pump maybe upgrade it to a walbro to keep the fuel in the resoirvoir full ......now this is what i want to do--
tank---resoirvoir/catch----a1000----fuel rails----fpr----resoirvoir
and in that cadence it will continue, the only thing i want to do with my return line is to dump it in the resoirvoir so it will always be full
the in tank pump will be used just to fill the resoirvoir
Is anybody running a set up like this or has anything to comment AND have ideas.
tank---resoirvoir/catch----a1000----fuel rails----fpr----resoirvoir
and in that cadence it will continue, the only thing i want to do with my return line is to dump it in the resoirvoir so it will always be full
the in tank pump will be used just to fill the resoirvoir
Is anybody running a set up like this or has anything to comment AND have ideas.
You have the basic idea-but you need to run a line fromt he surge tank back to the main tank in case of overflow/air venting purposes. Also-make sure the surge tank is completly sealed.
Other than that-it is pretty straight forward.
02-18-07, 10:40 AM
#4
Originally Posted by coltboostin
Its called a Surge tank system.
You have the basic idea-but you need to run a line fromt he surge tank back to the main tank in case of overflow/air venting purposes. Also-make sure the surge tank is completly sealed.
Other than that-it is pretty straight forward.
You have the basic idea-but you need to run a line fromt he surge tank back to the main tank in case of overflow/air venting purposes. Also-make sure the surge tank is completly sealed.
Other than that-it is pretty straight forward.
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02-18-07, 11:02 AM
#5
thanks for the write up, i posted it for other members that are intersted in my set up. I am gonna run it like that then.
My question is will my stock in tank pump be enough to fill the surge tank considering i am running my stocker as of now?.............................................. ........................
i am thinking of just running my stocker for my break in period then as i am in the process start running this set up
My question is will my stock in tank pump be enough to fill the surge tank considering i am running my stocker as of now?.............................................. ........................
i am thinking of just running my stocker for my break in period then as i am in the process start running this set up
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