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"Hey! I sound like Darth Vader!!
"Hey! I sound like Darth Vader!!
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Plenty of pressure for that TPI! http://www.bunchobikes.com/1952suburban3.htm

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Looking good, what size tubing did you use?


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That looks great. I'm putting a TPI engine in my 46 Chevy pickup. Also looking for an underbed tank to use. What type of tank are you using? Keep up the good work!

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OOps! Make that a 49..lol

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Looks good !!

What brand of tank is that?

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"Hey! I sound like Darth Vader!!
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Chevy is the make! I used the original tank. Welded up some pinholes. Then I used the Eastwood kit to clean it out and seal it. Then I used some of their tank / zinc paint for the outside.

Made my own bulkhead plates for the fuel pump assembly. Cannibalized some parts from a GM in-tank pump unit. Mostly the bottom plate that the in-tank pump sits on.

3/8" tubing on the pressure side, 5/16" tubing on the return side. -6 and -5, JIC fittings. Except for the fuel filter which has the o-ring fittings.

Most all the parts came from McMaster except the JIC bulkhead fittings and the -5 stuff. That came from a hose specialty store. The tubing isn't as straight as I would have liked it as it came from McMaster in a coil.


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