Fuel pump and swirl pot set ups
 

Anyone got any pics of these installed :top: :top:
Thanks Paul

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I think you'll find he means EscCos fish batterer! :cry: :blabla:

Why do you want photos, you can never see them, as everything hides under the car :cry: :p?

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this is my set up Paul

dangerous - reyland Blimey thats a bit mental :eek: :top: :top:

Adamskid shhhhhhhh

Mike I wanted to see how it mounts up :blabla:

Its Pro Alloy tank & swirl pot Paul :top: :top:

The lift pump on the side is a Holley 110 GPH :eek: Martin ordered it in from the US for me
No point in having a lift pump that cant keep up with the 044 bosch main pump as the pot will run dry

Routes :(dash10) tank - liftpump- top of swirlpot - bottom of swirl pot to 044 - (dash6) 044 out to filter - filter out to fuel rail - fuel rail out to pressure regulator - p/r out to top swirl pot - top of s/p back to tank

standard saff cos filter in Pro Alloy bracket iwth 044

This is my one that had to be cut about to make way for the Magnex exhaust, hence why it is a bit rough and ready, but I don't care as only the cats eyes and road kill get to see it normally :cry:

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Think this'll be my next step for the winter.............If i ever get it sorted as it is now! :cry:

Paul, ill get some pics for you tomorrow.

but my intake pump lifts to a swirl pot in a boot enclosure which also houses my 044 fuel pump.

all nicely consealed within a tank in the boot.

but may just go for something mildly along the lines of what Dangerous has.

Dangerous, looking very good :top:


Bit of a ropey pic
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thats just what i told you was the best route paul :blabla: save having a tank in the boot and swirl under and pumps under. I think personally its too much stuff underneath the car for my liking :roll: :cry:

For a road car, you'd be mad to put it all in the boot - the noise is horrendous :cry:.

Mine has been like this set up for SEVEN years with no issues what-so-ever :p.

turn the stereo up then :cry:

Must admit Mike, it is a bit on the noisy side.

but not to worried, what with the rear beam being solid mounted aswell - the rear diff grinds away when decelerating :cry:

Dunno if it a silly question but do you get the smell of petrol inside the car?

only ever got a slight smell of fuel if it was a very hot day, and it was only when i first started the car up... smell had disapeared within a few seconds. :?