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03-02-2016, 01:10 AM
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Re: LS engine swap into 1966 c10; fuel tank install
there is a Bosch Pump out there that is OEM that is sometimes called the Bosch "porsche" pump cause it was OEM in some model porched that required 75-100PSI fuel pressure. i have had many friends use them in EFI setups and "Hot Rod Garage" just used oneon their new Camaro LS swap project. OEM quality and Durability. Called a Bosch 444 pump i believe.
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03-02-2016, 01:03 PM
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Re: LS engine swap into 1966 c10; fuel tank install
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And I'll be checking out that capless filler! I wonder if they wear out though, and if so if they can be repaired?
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