Fuel Bowl Delete Complete

[strokin_early_99]

I got the project done. I deleted the fuel bowl(thank you Dennis at ITP), regulated the return and added a higher flow fuel pump. I hope it works good. I will keep all updated on how the Walbro 255hp pump works. I am taking it to the track next Wednesday night to see how it does and how it holds fuel pressure under WOT. I will test it a bit tomorrow on the way to work now that it is finished and running.





The rest of the pics are here: Fuel Bowl Delete pictures from friends & fun photos on webshots

[pipelayerjdh]

Looks sweeeet!!!

How long did it take?

[FionaThe02PSD]

Dennis's Bowl delete is awesome! Can't wait to do mine..

[strokin_early_99]

Fuel pressure at idle is set at 60psi. At WOT it drops to 58spi. I am very happy with the pump. Not bad for a $120(delivered) Walbro pump.

Getting all the parts the first time was the hard part. I am a DIY guy for the most part so most of this was made by me. The fuel pump fitting I bought with the pump was bad so I had to find another one. Then the fuel Y I had bought was too big so half way through I decided to order the ITP delete block. It took a little over two weeks to complete it. Total work time would only be about 4 hours.

[MrJohnWayne]

Did you add another filter after the pump or are you running a pre pump filter? I've been thinking about doing this as well (already have the reg return system) to get the fuel bowl out of the way of everything else.

[REDPOWERSMOKER]

WHAT DOES DELETING THE FUEL BOWL DO???

[MrJohnWayne]

Originally Posted by REDPOWERSMOKER

WHAT DOES DELETING THE FUEL BOWL DO???

for the most part I think it just free's up the clutter. I know for people like me and strokin and others that have dual hpops and everything else it gets jam packed pretty easy.

[rednek01]

I that and it just looks awesome and would all the dodge and chevy guys who looked in the engine bay :fawkdance:

[strokin_early_99]

I have a 12mic pre pump filter/water seperator(15gpm flow rate) and a post pump 2mic filter(12gmp flow rate). Take a look at the pics of the setup. The link is at the bottom of my first post. napa filters and filter bases. Less than $100 for the filters and bases. Pump was $120.

[MrJohnWayne]

oh geez.. I didn't even see that the first time.