Folks With the Carter P4070 "lift pump"
#16
Originally Posted by kupaa
what about the fass pump,is it worth the extra $$$$ or will the carter do the same for cheaper??
you can get a HPFP to run in conjuction with your stock fuel pump, or you can get one that has a higher volume and replace your current stock pump.
the good thing about the HPFP is it is rebuildable, and adjustable. Airdog also makes an upgraded pump only option.
#17
Originally Posted by bdrummonds
I assume you are asking about the HPFP (high pressure fuel pump) and not the FASS air removal system.
you can get a HPFP to run in conjuction with your stock fuel pump, or you can get one that has a higher volume and replace your current stock pump.
the good thing about the HPFP is it is rebuildable, and adjustable. Airdog also makes an upgraded pump only option.
you can get a HPFP to run in conjuction with your stock fuel pump, or you can get one that has a higher volume and replace your current stock pump.
the good thing about the HPFP is it is rebuildable, and adjustable. Airdog also makes an upgraded pump only option.
#18
Originally Posted by kupaa
Sorry about the confusion,but i was taking about the fass or airdog.
The 'fass' system or AirDog, which ever you prefer, is an air/water seperator, fuel filter, and super pump all in one.
With either of those you can eliminate the fuel filter bowl, sump the tank, and get rid of the stock pump.
www.pureflowtechnologies.com
#19
Originally Posted by SolidGround
Don't be confused...
The 'fass' system or AirDog, which ever you prefer, is an air/water seperator, fuel filter, and super pump all in one.
With either of those you can eliminate the fuel filter bowl, sump the tank, and get rid of the stock pump.
www.pureflowtechnologies.com
The 'fass' system or AirDog, which ever you prefer, is an air/water seperator, fuel filter, and super pump all in one.
With either of those you can eliminate the fuel filter bowl, sump the tank, and get rid of the stock pump.
www.pureflowtechnologies.com
#20
#22
I found this old tread and was hoping for a update?
I just did the hutch / harpoon mod and I have a carter lift pump that IndyF350psd hooked me up with and was wondering how many of you guys running a lift pump have it before or after the the pre filter baldwin1212. And how long have you been running this set up now? I am running a stock pump with205k on it and I don't have the $$ to change what I have so I am thinking that adding the lift pump it might buy me some time.
I just did the hutch / harpoon mod and I have a carter lift pump that IndyF350psd hooked me up with and was wondering how many of you guys running a lift pump have it before or after the the pre filter baldwin1212. And how long have you been running this set up now? I am running a stock pump with205k on it and I don't have the $$ to change what I have so I am thinking that adding the lift pump it might buy me some time.
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Location: Damon (South East Texas)
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I had been running a lift pump BEFORE the pre filter for about 5 yrs and even with my Walbro GSL392 up until July of this year when I replaced all my fuel supply lines with 3/8" ID braided hose. I found I didn't have a need for the lift pump anymore. IIRC, Clay is running a stock pump with no added lift pump and is also using 3/8" hose from the tank with excellent results. I believe with a good free flow on the suction side of the pump, the lift pump is not needed and NOT PRESSURING the the filter allows it to work better as a water separator as it was intended.
#25
If I had a little more faith in my stock pump I would try it without a lift pump but I don't trust it. And Roland I never gave any thought to the fact that when pushing the fuel though the filter it won't sep water. Good point. For now I am going to try it and will use it before pre filter thanks Guys.
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If I had a little more faith in my stock pump I would try it without a lift pump but I don't trust it. And Roland I never gave any thought to the fact that when pushing the fuel though the filter it won't sep water. Good point. For now I am going to try it and will use it before filter thanks Guys.
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I had been running a lift pump BEFORE the pre filter for about 5 yrs and even with my Walbro GSL392 up until July of this year when I replaced all my fuel supply lines with 3/8" ID braided hose. I found I didn't have a need for the lift pump anymore. IIRC, Clay is running a stock pump with no added lift pump and is also using 3/8" hose from the tank with excellent results. I believe with a good free flow on the suction side of the pump, the lift pump is not needed and NOT PRESSURING the the filter allows it to work better as a water separator as it was intended.
Anyone have a good stock pump they want to sell????