aeromotive pump hookup
Any body tried using an Aeromotive 1000hp pump in series with the stocker ? , I plan to do so using a -6AN line on the suction and a -10AN line on the discharge . The pumps are controlled by a HALTECH E6K (on at 5000rpm and 0 map.),and are to feed 850cc primarys and 1300 secondaries.
Due to the design of the Aeromotive pump you cannot place an inline pump on the inlet! The Aeromotive's are high volume pumps and require at minimum #10 fuel ines on the inlet to perfom at their best. The only way you can run a pump inline before the Aeromotive would be to feed a surge tank from which the Aeromotive would then pull from. As Greg said before the best way would be to use a sump.
crispeed
87TII
9.20@150mph
2600lbs
crispeed
87TII
9.20@150mph
2600lbs
I know what is a sump ,but where can i get one ?, are they available prefabricated ?, how difficult is it to install ? , can i just weld in a fitting at the bottm of the tank?.
Re: Installing a sump
Originally posted by Marcel Burkett
I know what is a sump ,but where can i get one ?, are they available prefabricated ?, how difficult is it to install ? , can i just weld in a fitting at the bottm of the tank?.
I know what is a sump ,but where can i get one ?, are they available prefabricated ?, how difficult is it to install ? , can i just weld in a fitting at the bottm of the tank?.
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Re: Re: Installing a sump
Originally posted by Greg
There are a few places that sell the box (welded triangle and the AN fittings) for around $50-75. I will have to look for one online and post the link. Other than that, all you have to do is cut a square out of the bottom rear of the tank and weld the "box" in. Its pretty easy once you have the already fabricated "box" but if you are gonna do it from scratch its kind-of-a pain in the culito. By The Way what year car do you have and what turbo setup?
There are a few places that sell the box (welded triangle and the AN fittings) for around $50-75. I will have to look for one online and post the link. Other than that, all you have to do is cut a square out of the bottom rear of the tank and weld the "box" in. Its pretty easy once you have the already fabricated "box" but if you are gonna do it from scratch its kind-of-a pain in the culito. By The Way what year car do you have and what turbo setup?
Instead of cuttting a square out it's much better to cut a couple of holes out with a hole saw so that when you brake the sump would always remain covered with fuel. That's the proper way to do it especially for a street car.
crispeed
87TII
9.20@150mph
2600lbs
Has anyone sucessfuly made and installed a sump on their gas tank?,if so what are the dimensions and do you experience any clearance problems ,seeing how low these cars are.
I installed a sump and all my problems are gone,It launches soo hard that the low level light/alarm on my brake reservoir comes on and stays on till I'm gone!!!!!.
Re: Is So ? !!!
Originally posted by Marcel Burkett
So y yuh eh tell meh so eh ? , ah woulda tri it !! (Trini dialect) , meaning ,so why didn,t you tell me so ,I might have tried it .
So y yuh eh tell meh so eh ? , ah woulda tri it !! (Trini dialect) , meaning ,so why didn,t you tell me so ,I might have tried it .

Plus I eh sure that the Aeromotive can be mounted in tank like the Paxton pumps!
Suppose yuh did put it in d tank and it blow yuh *** up all d way to Mt Saint Benedict, yuh woulda cuss meh *** if yuh didn't dead!

HE HE HE!crispeed
87TII
9.20@150mph
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