Reply to "FI Fuel supply"

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Hi, thanks for all the comments/suggestions.
Would like just to double check following point; my '71 car has a early type aluminum tank (factory wrapped in fiberglass); would that tank also feature same drain plug that can be used to mount the fuel supply fitting?

"I think the way to do it IS to change the fuel pickup/sender unit to the current service combination one. You can get those from Wilkinson."
Could you please explain what do you mean by this; is there a unit available that includes a fuel pump and sender unit all in one that would fit into my stock sender location?
If so, how much flow/pressure that pump delivers?
I am concerned to get appropriate pump as I currently have issues of motor running lean at high rpm's due to my current Holley red pump not being able to keep up from 5000 RPM.

10/28/151:28 PM

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