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Tech Talk => Engine Mechanical / Electrical => Topic started by: JimmyMc1904 on April 10, 2014, 10:45:21 AM
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What fuel pump do you bbc guys use for a 454 with a holley 4779 750 cfm? Do you recommend an inline pressure gauge? Thanks in advance guys!!!
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Electric or mechanical ?
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ive ran both a mechanical and electrical. the electrical was noisy... i did use it to drain the tanks when i wasnt using the boat though. i now have a mechanical and it "just works"
just get this and keep it simple. i do have a pressure gauge on my fuel rail of my carb too.
http://www.holley.com/12-454-11.asp (http://www.holley.com/12-454-11.asp)
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I use holley red electric
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I also run a mechanical. Does the job. I run that same Holley on my 355 race motor and it does just fine
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So the 110 GPH will do the job? I take it the &0 GPH IS FOR SBC?
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And yes it mechanical...
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I'm seriously considering switching over to a mechanical pump.
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So the 110 GPH will do the job? I take it the &0 GPH IS FOR SBC?
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110gph is fine for a mild BBC, 80 is for a sbc. the most important thing is pressure. That holley i linked wont put out more than 8psi and *most* carbs dont want anything over 7-8psi. If you get a pump thats a higher psi, you'll need a pressure regulator and a gauge on the fuel rail. I'd personally have a gauge on the fuel rail (and i do) regardless so when/if you have engine problems you can rule out one of the main 4 causes... fuel, compression, air, spark.