best place to mount electric fuel pump?

[Guest Anonymous]

Decided to go with an electric pump. So what do you guys think is the best mounting location for it?

Similar to this http://www.holley.com/12-801-1.asp

David

[mikeS]

There's a nice, sturdy piece of the steel body shell that goes between the two rear shock towers. When you look at it from under the car, it's in front of the gas tank, convenient to the fuel line as it crosses from the passenger's side to the driver's side. If you bolt an electric fuel pump there, you'll always know if it's running, because the sound carries throughout the entire body of the car, especially if you don't put a sheet of rubber underneath the pump.

Mike

[esty]

here's where mines been mounted for years...i use rubber bushings around the bolts that attach it to dampen the noise and vibration...you can't hear and it stays dry and safe from damage

[visionaut]

For carbed applications, I think the Carter 4070 pump is a good choice. (High volume, low pressure). It comes with brackets/isolators in the package.

I have mine mounted kinda where MikeS said... (see pic).

Tom

[mikeS]

I like that filler neck setup.

Mike

[esty]

I like that filler neck setup.

Mike

thanks....i had to do something with it...i shaved the outside...

[bmw1602.com]

I use a holley red in the trunk

[ingraham]

Whatever location you use, it should be close to the tank and down low.

[dlmrun2002]

Use 1988 325i pump.

Drops right in the tank and the sender is VERY acurate. Plus it's quieter in the tank. I used one with an efi L Jetronic set up.

Just run a fused power supply from fuel pump relay and ground in truck. It is that EZ!!!

DLM