In a message dated 99-05-21 23:32:47 EDT, you write:
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So, this brings up the fuel pump question. Had a noisy solid state one in
my '80 B. Don't want that. Don't remember what I put in my first '66 B to
replace the Lucas. But, with SVRA racing just around the corner, anyone
have any suggestions for reliable good fuel pressure?
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Norm,
I have five MGs of various vintage and have given up on SU fuel pumps a long
time ago. I use a solid state fuel pump marketed by Purolator and sold a a
universal electronic fuel pump part # Pro#42S. It puts out 1 to 4 psi and
will work fine with SU carbs or a Weber carb. I even use one on my MGB
vintage racer with a Weber DCOE45 and it works fine. Many of the vintage
racers use this fuel pump. If your MGB is a roadster, you can mount the pump
in the boot, with a little modification. The only must is, the pump in
negative ground, so your MG if built before 1968 will need to be converted to
negative ground.
Cheers,
Rod Schweiger
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