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Electric fuel pump onto carby motor

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Electric fuel pump onto carby motor

Post by 4wd_Haggis »

Gday people just wondering if any one has or if any one knows how, to fit a electric fuel pump to a carby fed 22r.
I have heard rumours of it bein done and would like to do it to my lux so really steep ledges and hill dont cause me to stall and roll......

Any help will be great thanks.

cheers dan
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Post by Sic Lux »

I'd say you need efi not a eletric fuel pump carbys don't like angles
3RZ-FE it good power and efi so angles won't give you dramas.
plenty of parts on the bench
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Post by 4wd_Haggis »

yeah was thinkin that but i have heard of people puttin electronic pumps to feed the carby better. Not sure but and if it cheaper that converting then i'll go that first.
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Post by RAY185 »

Yes its cheaper to fit an electric fuel pump to a carby motor than doing an engine swap/efi conversion but it won't fix your stalling problem on steep angles. Your problem is in the carby not your fuel supply to the carby.
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Post by spongerx »

This site might have some useful info for you in regards to 22r carbs on inclines
http://www.bluebassdesign.com/boonin/carb_faq/
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Post by 4wd_Haggis »

spongerx wrote:This site might have some useful info for you in regards to 22r carbs on inclines
http://www.bluebassdesign.com/boonin/carb_faq/
Sweet as mate this is great stuff...
Thanks
cheers Dan
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