[Diy_efi] Looking for a surge tank with 255 lph in-tank pump

[clair.davis at charter.net]

HA!!!
That's awesome!  I'm tempted to buy one just to congratulate those guys on
some clever thinking!  It just looks too easy to duplicate for about $10,
though...  Oh, that's tidy.  Thanks for that link!  Now I just need to see
if I can mount that thing somewhere under the car.  It's tighter than you'd
think under a Plymouth Valiant with fat tires, leaf springs, live axle, and
3" exhaust tucked up near the fuel tank.
Hmmm...

Clair

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Pete Paraska (REMOVETHIS1ST)" <pparaska at COMCAST.NET>
To: <diy_efi at diy-efi.org>
Sent: Monday, April 19, 2004 6:10 PM
Subject: Re: [Diy_efi] Looking for a surge tank with 255 lph in-tank pump

> BTW, I did find an this idea for a surge tank/filter.  The filter becomes
the surge
> tank - with a tube added to the filter pad to take fuel from the bottom of
the
> screw on filter.  Chris at BC Broncos said it holds about a quart of fuel.
> (Scroll down to "EFI FILTER/ACCUMULATOR")
> http://64.191.105.197/fuelsys1.html
>
> If I didn't want an in-tank pump in my surge tank, that's the way I'd go.
> Yes the fuel outlet for the high pressure pump comes out of the top, but
> if the pump is mounted below it, the pump would still have the same head
> (pressure) from gravity, no difference once the filter and plumbing have
> fuel in them.
>
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