Auxiliary fuel add on

[EricV]

Go to the Napa on Florida Blvd and ask for a Facet universal inline fuel pump... They have two styles, one with an internal check valve and positive shut off. Depending on how you want to set up the aux tank and use it, either a manual valve or a pump that doesn't allow flow thru it when off may be desirable.

Or, go to O'Reilly on Frost Rd and ask for an Edelbrock 30 or 38 gph fuel pump. These are 4-7 psi pumps and they have them in stock.

What ever you do, make sure it's for a carb application and don't buy a pump you have to special order.

 

[Stephen!]

Go to the Napa on Florida Blvd and ask for a Facet universal inline fuel pump... They have two styles, one with an internal check valve and positive shut off. Depending on how you want to set up the aux tank and use it, either a manual valve or a pump that doesn't allow flow thru it when off may be desirable.

Or, go to O'Reilly on Frost Rd and ask for an Edelbrock 30 or 38 gph fuel pump. These are 4-7 psi pumps and they have them in stock.

What ever you do, make sure it's for a carb application and don't buy a pump you have to special order.

You are being too vague. Can you be more specific?

 

[EricV]

You are being too vague. Can you be more specific?

Yes.

 

[SteveAikens]

Wait am I the only one with an aux tank for my bio needs, aka a self contained mobile dehydration system?

"Self contained" - maybe.

Then again, there was always good reason to never follow Morris Kruemcke. Hell of a rider that literally stayed rolling.

We lost an awesome guy in 2009

 

[Natehawk750]

You don't want one for EFI, it will be too high of a pressure with a transfer rate that is faster than necessary.

I had a brain fart when reading this originally Eric.