low budget dual full pump
 

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Very nice! I'm use to seeing zip ties. lol

did you tee the two pump together and weld a bulk fitting?

Good luck getting that in the tank...

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Nice lol... I have never seen that before.That pump on the left side has seen better days. make sure that thew wires are covered up extra cause the seat runs right on it and may wear them down after time. Might cause a spark leading to a fire blah blah blah....

good work. are you sing submersible fuel injection hose?

i'm confused about what happened with the wiring here. . .
Seems people are able to wire a second pump easily, but when I did mine I burned out a wire, hardcore.

yeah you need a submersible fuel hose

Sorry about the crappy pic, but here's another way to do it with worm gear clamps and gas tank filler hose to isolate the pumps from vibration.

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-scott

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NIce setups. I'm curious, do you know the melting point of those zip ties you used to secure the fuel line under the car?

god the words "low budget" and "fuel" just shouldnt be used in the same sentence

doesn't really matter they will stay there and not melt off lots of people use zipties to route the fuel line than to drill screws for clamps I've had mine ziptied for 6 years and not one broken yet