Upgrading My Fuel System On The Cheap!!!
#21
Hi gang,
I bought a Carter 4601HP from Summit, extended the wiring and put it on the frame in front of the fuel tank in Sept.'04 and it still makes 15psi idle and 9.5 to 10 psi WOT with Eric's Big Line kit...I've still got no reason to change to anything different.
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Firecracker...
I bought a Carter 4601HP from Summit, extended the wiring and put it on the frame in front of the fuel tank in Sept.'04 and it still makes 15psi idle and 9.5 to 10 psi WOT with Eric's Big Line kit...I've still got no reason to change to anything different.
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Firecracker...
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#23
If you do decide to go the Holley route their is a company on ebay that sells pump that are exact duplicates of Holley's just his generic name brand for half the price. All the internal are the same and even uses the same parts for repair.
I've still been made a believer in this belt drive pump pump though.
I've still been made a believer in this belt drive pump pump though.
#24
This was the reason I did not sell the Walbro pumps and only carred the line kits. I hate not being able to offer a warranty through the manufacturer.
Due to recent requests for these pumps, I will most likely start carrying them. The kicker is that there is absolutely no warranty. Walbro won't even replace a defective out of the box pump.
But, people want them, so what do you do?
Dave
Due to recent requests for these pumps, I will most likely start carrying them. The kicker is that there is absolutely no warranty. Walbro won't even replace a defective out of the box pump.
But, people want them, so what do you do?
Dave
#25
In all fairness to the guys that build these pumps, they DO offer a warranty. But, they rarely warranty any pumps.
The warranty specifically states that if any dirt of grit is found in the pump, the warranty is void. The pump must be accompanied by a check to get the pump inspected.
If the warranty is denied, you lose the pump and the money. Period.
So, even though the manufacturer has a warranty, it's still a buyer beware situation. The vendors typically do not help out in any respect as to warranty issues, and that makes it even worse.
Dave
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hope its not to late. i been running my holly blue wityh the stock for a looooooong time. way hi pressure. and all i have to show for it is a vp with 130k miles and havnt changed but a few fuel fliters the whole time.
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