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Title: anyone used a holley blue in a wagon Post by: NO NAME on June 24, 2008, 08:54:21 PM i have a exhaust up each side of the tank, i was thinking of running it behind the rear wheel well but it will get pretty dirty there.
Title: Re: anyone used a holley blue in a wagon Post by: waynos on June 25, 2008, 07:01:57 PM wondering what a holley blue is ?
sorry for my ignorance. Title: Re: anyone used a holley blue in a wagon Post by: NO NAME on June 25, 2008, 07:21:49 PM wondering what a holley blue is ? elec rotary vane fuel pump, flows about 115 gphsorry for my ignorance. Title: Re: anyone used a holley blue in a wagon Post by: waynos on June 25, 2008, 07:29:00 PM it all makes sense now'
stupid me. where ta put the thing is the question. thought it was some crazy name for some sort of exhaust sorry Title: Re: anyone used a holley blue in a wagon Post by: FC427 on June 25, 2008, 08:05:53 PM Leon What is wrong with fitting a Chev mechanical pump I run one with the blower and it feeds it no problems ......FC427......
Title: Re: anyone used a holley blue in a wagon Post by: bent8-58 on June 25, 2008, 08:51:12 PM I cant remember how much difference is in the floor pan/fuel tanks between sedan & wagon, but in my sedan l fitted a Holley blue pump at the front of the tank.l wanted to mount it fairly low, but not right at the back of the car so it screams "look at me!". l had twin 2 1/2" pipes to get around as well as the 9" housing & sway bar.lts mounted out towards the far right of the tank(away from the bulge of the housing centre) & l mounted one of those perma-cool large fuel-filters in the same location,but opposite( on the left side)if that makes any sense. Both were mounted by brackets bolted through the boot floor & hanging down vertically to mount the pump/filter. Hope this is of some help. Daz. ;)
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