That's the thing I like about the Aeromotive 340 pumps... the fuel return line is noisier than the pumps themselves.
IJ.;1971054 said:You could always cut up another hanger, drill hanger #1 for 2x 6mm nutserts, drill hanger #2 so the holes line up with the nutserts in hanger #1 and bolt then back to back, sort your wiring and hoses, unscrew #2 from #1, disconnect hoses and wiring drop #1 into the hole in the tank, drop #2 in holding by the wires pull #1 and #2 up so only the hangers are out of the hole and bolt together, connect hoses and wires then lower back into the tank.
This is how I do the 2x Walbro 450's in my 2 gallon Surge tank.
GrimJack;1971134 said:Ian, have you done that in a stock tank? I'm not sure it would fit in the stock swirl pot...
Nope and it's been a long ass time since I've seen a stock tank so you could be right Dave, but the concept could be made to work with a little thought, the problem most people see is the assembly won't fit in through the hole, doing it my way you just assemble it once it's in, that's where the nutserts come in to play so it all bolts up in the right placeGrimJack;1971134 said:Ian, have you done that in a stock tank? I'm not sure it would fit in the stock swirl pot...
I'd suggest the Aeromotive A340 stealth pump... it fits, has slightly better stats, and is seriously quiet.MNBmk3T;1971255 said:I've read that the AEM 320LPH pumps are the same size as the Walbro 255s, because they share the same housing. I plan on getting 2 of those for my fuel setup.
slowma70;2087837 said:i know this an old thread but ill rather bump then begin a new one. Has anyone done 2 walbro 450 e85 intank with the stock hanger?
gsxr141;2088194 said:I've asked the same question. got the same answer. i'm just going to try something like a Kenny bell boost a pump for when i'm over 25 psi.