BlackLC2burd
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- Jan 8, 2011
Need some fuel system advice here guys. Doing a swap in my 1968 firebird which was setup for a high horsepower carburated big block. My question is this, I have a fuel cell in the car already with -8an feeds and have purchased an external pump, lines, filters, and fittings already. I have changed my mind and decided to go the sleeper route (the look of a sumped tank just screams out race car to me). So, I recently picked up an 87 fuel tank and 340 walbro for a good deal . My question is this, Will there be any downsides (fuel pressure issues, volume issues, etc.) to adapting the factory tank lines to -8an lines feed and return? Maybe a -6an return. I know the feed line from the factory hanger is restricted so i won't be able to use the full benefit of the bigger line, im just wondering if I can use what I have. The engine is all stock and will never see more than 21-23lbs of boost on 91/alky. I do have 50lb msd injectors and accufab regulator on stock fuel rail if that helps. Thanks.