fuel pump

slojoeMember

fuel pump leaking
i think i remember bosswrench just wrote an article and had rec for rebuildable fuel pump for 351 c but i cant find it
can anyone remember manufacturer and source?

2/2/147:43 AM

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cenglesMember

Dear Joe,

Perhaps it was me. Currently, standard stock type mechanical fuel pumps are available. The HiPo variety from Holley and Edelbrock, etc have evaporated in the last twelve months. It appears that they are not being manufactured anymore.

Try the link below. The pump is recommended by some other Pantera owners. It is pricey, but it appears to be an excellent pump and it is re-buildable.

http://www.robbmcperformance.com/products
/ford550.html

Chuck Engles

2/2/149:04 AM

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