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Old 03-23-2008, 09:05 PM   #8 (permalink)
5hundo
 
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This actually relates to something with my 67 Le Mans that I've just had a little fuel supply trouble with. So, if it's not too much trouble, can I piggyback off this thread (to save from starting a new topic)?

Keep in mind that I bought this car in mid-build and a lot of this was not my doing. When they put in the 455, they added an electric pump and a nice fuel rail with a gauge and everything. The gauge never registers a number, so I've assumed that it's broken.

I'm running a 4bbl Holley (750, I think but I haven't looked that close) and an Edelbrock torquer manifold. So, should I just rip all of that electric junk out and revert back to mechanical?

If so, will I need the High Volume Mechanical pump?
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