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    It's a rockin' playwme's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by ambientgoat View Post
    It's not like a 253 auto is going to be a high powered race machine that needs high fuel pressure, tank baffels etc. etc.

    Goat
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    I was going to make a comment earlier about the 253's "get................up....................and..... .............go" but figured it might hurt Blocker and WButes feelings.


    Now that you've set the ball rolling though...........

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    Original fuel pump rebuild kit it is!

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    I just love the crackle. They make enough power to light up one wheel on a quick u-turn and enough crackle to make every one look, thats all that matters

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    I don't think you need much pressure form the fuel pump I had a fuel pump pack it in on the way home from the mountains towing car trailer loaded with a Torana late Friday afternoon and couldn't get parts purchased 10feet of fuel pipe filled 20 lt drum made a hole in the cap for the pipe .syphon fuel from the drum on the roof to carby and she never mist a beat only problem was i had to fill drum at ever town seeing I was keeping the level to approx 3/4 so it didn't spash fuel all over roof .
    And this was in my original HZ in about 84

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    [MENTION=177]RodneyHZ253[/MENTION] ..try doin that in ya jeep....:Chin:

    ooops...sorry..your wifes jeep..

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    [MENTION=177]RodneyHZ253[/MENTION]
    ia friend and i did a similar thing in a valiant ranger a friend bought many yrs ago , 2 ltr milk container turned up-side in engine bay ( yes i realise now Dangerous )
    but it made it the 5 kay trip home haha

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    Just to be clear, I wasn't trying to have a go at 253s or people who choose to run an electric fuel pumps.

    My first wagon that I fell in love with was a 253 auto, all stock standard down to the original exhaust. Was nice smooth motor and made plenty of noise with the twin pipes. But awe inspiring she was not.

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    disconnect your carby from the fuel line and then crank it over, it comes out with a hell of a splash and volume!
    agree with rodney, had an EK ute paddock basher with 20 Litres in back, no fuel pump.
    "All correspondence must bear these numbers"

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    Quote Originally Posted by ambientgoat View Post
    Just to be clear, I wasn't trying to have a go at 253s or people who choose to run an electric fuel pumps.
    yeh sure ya werent....

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