/////////////////I saw a post awhile back that recommended the Holley Red 
or the Blue fuel
pump. Where do you find room to mount it on a coupe. It's 5 1/2 inches tall
and they recommend installing it vertically. The  not much room down there.
I'm looking at just in front of the gas tank, with a little bit of clearance
for the axle to go up and down. I've got mufflers, tail pipes and rear sway
bar to contend with. Does anyone make a smaller pump that is good or can be
mounted sideways?

Thanks
Alex M///////////////////
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Here is WV, Autozone carries the Master pump line.  They come in two
different pressures.  I one that I bought was a lower pressure unit (part #
E8016S).  I used it as an aux. pump on my Hawk.  It works very well and is
very quiet.  I mounted it on the outside of the frame in front of the spring
perch.
Master Parts  Fairfield, IL

Dustybob
  Aug 2002
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MTBE/ethanol in gasoline....

Fuel pump rebuild

Some suppliers are selling modified Chrysler pumps as new Stude R1 
& R2 pumps.  The mod is bending the operating arm; hopefully with 
care, and after heating it.  There are "good guys" who do this right, 
and the pumps work fine.  But, the Chrysler pumps are noticably 
smaller.  Although they have 3 valves, they are smaller, too.
  Fresh kits, for the original Stude pumps, made of materials that 
are compatable with the currently sold fuels, are available from the 
folks at:

http://www.then-now.com/index.htm .

  Although the stem is staked to the diaphragm in these kits, the 
spring, seal, and washer aren't; so assembly is a little different.  
I cut my original diaphragm assembly apart, so I could reuse the 
spring, which is heavier than the one in the kit.
  I've tried both the Chrysler pump and rebuilding the original.  I 
recommend rebuilding the original with the above mentioned kit.  It's 
cheaper, too!
                                Mike   Jan 2004
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