Electric fuel pumps? (carb'd)

[motorholmes]

Here's a quote from a guy at LS1tech:

" http://www.summitracing.com/parts/CRT-P4070/

^ I would use this pump right here for a 400hp 5.3. It will have enough pressure but won't need a regulator and its rotary design is nice and quiet."

I think I might just go with this one and call it good. I've got PLENTY of other things to worry about, so cheap and easy is good. It's a Carter P4070

 

[beeterolds]

Here's a quote from a guy at LS1tech:

" http://www.summitracing.com/parts/CRT-P4070/

^ I would use this pump right here for a 400hp 5.3. It will have enough pressure but won't need a regulator and its rotary design is nice and quiet."

I think I might just go with this one and call it good. I've got PLENTY of other things to worry about, so cheap and easy is good. It's a Carter P4070

I have one sitting in my basement im not using as im going with the 4.3 setup myself... Anyone wants it let me know.. they can have it cheap!!!

 

[motorholmes]

What, a Carter P4070? pm'd ya

 

[dogsht]

You can call Carter they will tell you its still a gravity fed external pump best located behind and below your fuel tank with a sump or using a cell. You can go ultra cheap skip the sump or cell hide it by the axle but that comes at a cost. There is price cost and value. You can go for the cheapest possible price but the end cost might not be a good value. Is the fuel system the best place to skimp? Best of luck regardless.