Since we have been talking fuel pumps, I used a Carter, reliable, dependable,
and avaliable from Summit.
Larry
"Adin,David" wrote:
> Ok guys . . .
>
> My new tiger has a definite "gas" smell and now you have me wigged out.
> (Guess what I'm doing tonite after work . . .)
>
> My neighbor (AC's and a TC - the Ferrari sits outside!) can't understand the
> talk of leaking SU pumps - were the older pumps brass where a tiger pump is
> "plastic" ???
>
> What requirements need to be met for changing pumps? (visions of BIG fires
> dancing through my mind) Is this Mallory a workable solution? other ideas?
> (I live in a rural area w/o access to anything "exotic" - "now, zat a ford
> or a chivvie?")
>
> thanks for any forthcoming tutorials.
>
> David
> B382000352LRXFE
>
> D. E. Adin, Photographer
> Box 2161
> Durango, Colorado 81302
> (970) 247-0704
> adin@frontier.net
> www.frontier.net/~adin
>
> >
> > Steve,
> >
> > My recommendation is a Mallory Series 70 pump.
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