Supply pump October 10, 2011 01:32AM
Just wonderin you has or makes the best supply pump for a p-pump whats the best bang for my buck I need it to be front mounted off the pump it self ,thanks in advance.
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Re: Supply pump October 11, 2011 12:05AM
Can anybody help me out please
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Re: Supply pump October 11, 2011 12:30AM
I got mine from Wimer Fuel Injection, very reasonable price and nice looking set up also..
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Re: Supply pump October 11, 2011 02:52AM
Waterman racing components makes a nice pump. Available through Hailey Machine.
or CDS sells a scherzinger pump that works well.


Chris Watson
Watson Motorsports
Batavia, OH
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Re: Supply pump October 11, 2011 09:42AM
All the pump shops sell them. I made my own mount for a tuthill 6 gpm [silvercreekanimalhospital.com]
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Re: Supply pump October 11, 2011 10:10PM
do you know the part number for the tuthill or the scherzinger pump. thanks
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Re: Supply pump October 12, 2011 12:57AM
tuthill 2le
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Re: Supply pump October 12, 2011 02:43AM
IS THAT THE SAME SUPPLY PUMP THAT EVERYBODY ELSE SELLS LIKE HYPERMAX,KENNYS AND SO ON
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Re: Supply pump November 26, 2011 03:53PM
Anyone every try a Haldex hydraulic pump? Like a model#10567 which is a 6 to 8gpm pump? Thinking of front mounting it off the crank
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Re: Supply pump November 27, 2011 02:21AM
Iam new to this but why not just use a low psi electric ??
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Re: Supply pump November 27, 2011 02:21AM
haldex pump worked great off the crank, at 3000 rpm, nice that it is out of the way, but did not like open rpm.
I have a drive hub to bolt to stock dampner to couple haldex if interested. 920-680-8500
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Re: Supply pump November 27, 2011 03:45AM
Tuthil works great I have a used drive And pump on forsale page with other parts also
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Re: Supply pump December 05, 2011 06:29AM
Is a Tuthill 1LE big enough for a 450cc pump? Looks like their 3-6gpm
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Re: Supply pump November 27, 2011 03:58PM
for the guys who run a mechanical pump or one of the haldex's, where do you guys regulate the pressure? Between the pusher pump and the inj pump, or after the inj pump back to the tank?
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Re: Supply pump November 28, 2011 02:02AM
But what is the advantage of a mechanical pump over electric inline ??
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Re: Supply pump November 28, 2011 03:39AM
Reliability-many guys have told me how they have spent as much on electric ones as they wouldve had in a good mechanical one. They keep burning them up. I guess its the old do it right the first time. I know there are a lot of electric ones out there. You also can have a lot more flow and pressure with a mechanical one, if you need it.
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Re: Supply pump November 30, 2011 12:13PM
Call muller machine. I think he sells a pump called aviad. Good pump never had any problems with it. Has mount bracket and drive with it.
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Re: Supply pump November 30, 2011 01:37PM
Reading the ntpa rules and the new one is that we have to be able to take a fuel sample with the engine OFF. How is anyone going to do this with a mechanical pump?
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Re: Supply pump December 01, 2011 08:40AM
You put a tee in your suppy line before in goes into the pump, then use a ball valve on the tee and you have your sample.
You can also run a small line from your tank with a ball valve and do the same, either way it will gravity flow so you can get a sample.
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