Common car fuel pumps?

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Try Tracy Tools (Google it) for NPT taps
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Bruce.m wrote:Try Tracy Tools (Google it) for NPT taps
£6 not bad!! Will look up postage tomorrow at home :)

Thanks!
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Just make sure you can get NPT brass tee's.
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Clonebug wrote:Just make sure you can get NPT brass tee's.

I'm also wondering if 1/4NPT is like 1/4BSP ect

Or i just buy a swirl tank, seen VW made one from an old golf or something? had an IN, VENT, OUT, RETURN .... can use an 8mm outlet tank piece maybe...
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That would be too easy :lol: :lol: ....if you could find one.
Stripped66 wrote:The point wasn't to argue air temps with the current world record holder, but to dispel the claim that the K03 is wrapped up at 150 HP. It's not.
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Clonebug wrote:That would be too easy :lol: :lol: ....if you could find one.

Just thought, what if I could walk into the dealer and buy one! Doubt I'd be THAT lucky mind!!
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andy198712 wrote:
Clonebug wrote:That would be too easy :lol: :lol: ....if you could find one.

Just thought, what if I could walk into the dealer and buy one! Doubt I'd be THAT lucky mind!!
I think it was Pile that said they were available at the local "FLAPS".

You could try there too.

Didn't the VW Fox use them???
Stripped66 wrote:The point wasn't to argue air temps with the current world record holder, but to dispel the claim that the K03 is wrapped up at 150 HP. It's not.
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will have to look into it, need a uk suppler also. seems as easy route to go though!!
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anyone know what VW called these things?
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I don't know if these are any good (quality), but the price seems right:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2L-Universal-Al ... 86&vxp=mtr
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andy198712 wrote:anyone know what VW called these things?
Are you talking about the fuel pressure accumulator from a CIS injected car?
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I think I mentioned at some point using the plastic sump recirc tank off later Golfs/cabbies/Fox etc.

I think the nomenclature was "filter" or something equally idiotic for a ~transparent hollow plastic enclosure with a bunch of tubes sticking out..
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They turned out to be pretty pricey here in the UK new, around £80 which is about $150??

What about that vent in the corner of the tank, as you look in under the bonet from the front of the car its bottom right, couldn't i just put my return into that??
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anyone tried that? or the port in the filler neck? looking to get this rolling next month :)
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I use a Bosch pump off a mid-70s VW bus and the fuel filter. The inlet side of the filter is 6mm I think? and 8mm outlet?? It's smaller on the inlet side than the outlet though.
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