EFI Fuel Pumps

[Shep69]

Just wanted to know if there is any external fuel pumps to suit EFI that are not noisy.  Shaun071 put me on to efi hardware in Vic that sells a tank conversion kit from a BA Falcon,  but before i go cutting my tank up does anyone use an external pump thats not noisy.
Cheers Mark.

[TimR67]

Ive got an external efi pump in my stang, not sure of the brand though, I got it from efi hardware, just a generic one.  I set it up with a swirl pot and filters under floor in front of tank.  Its quiet.

[boofhead]

One of the reasons they put then in the tank is to keep them quiet, the other is to keep them cool.

I personally run the fully monty with two external pumps (lift plus high pressure) with a swirl tank. Both pumps are not silent but I like to be able to hear that they are working.

Maybe get a louder exhaust system

[Shep69]

Thanks for the reply's. Not that keen on a loud pump so looks like i will go with the internal pump . Id rather listen to the exhaust than a noisy pump. 

[peter9231]

I am running a (Nippon Denso) in tank pump.
Good for 450 HP
It is mounted in a Autometer Fuel sender carrier.
No swirl pot
I can run it down to empty without any surging or cornering problems.
Fitted in to the tank with "rivnuts" so they are captive.
No sound what so ever.

[Dingo80]

I am still at stripping my coupe for blasting stage but I bought a Tanks Inc drop in tank that has aeromotive efi pump and fuel sender already installed as my tank was cactus. In hind sight should have got the 67/68 for the larger fuel capacity had I known.

http://www.tanksinc.com/

[Husky350]

That's what I bought except with the walbro pump. I used the 70 tank also which is 22gallons. 69 is 20 gallons. 65-68 are all 16 gallons

[GEOFF289]

Those are US gallons aren't they? A standard 64-66 tank is about 13.33 local gallons.