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    Kind of fuel pump for Obs ls1 swap?

    Im getting ready to drop in the engine, what fuel pump do i use what mods will i have to do to make it work? and also i have an ls1 intake with fuel rails, wondering what do i need to make fit with same fuel lines...thanks!

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    96-98 pump will work. since the tanks are the same as the 91 it should be a fairly easy swap. or go to a pull a part & grab a whole tank & everything from a 96-98.
    you going to have to make or have some lines made. i had to make 2 short lines to go from my factory truck lines to the vette filter, then a new line from the filter to the rail.



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    I recommend an aeromotive 340 stealth. But it will have to be "retro" fitted. I figure if you every want to do upgrades, this fuel pump will be able to supply.
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    I believe the stock fittings are M14(return) and an M16(feed) on the lines shown above.
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    -TU1 Custom Grind cam(spec speed.inc) -799 heads
    -.660" Trick Flow dual valve springs -Forged Probe Pistons 3.902" flat top

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    Fuel pump is same as Grand National pump. Search for Walbro F20000169. Very cost effective, get the kit that includes sock and wiring and you're done.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gagliano7 View Post
    Is that a return style pump like the factory one? Can you use your factory fuel lines with it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by RPM Graphics View Post
    96-98 pump will work. since the tanks are the same as the 91 it should be a fairly easy swap. or go to a pull a part & grab a whole tank & everything from a 96-98.
    you going to have to make or have some lines made. i had to make 2 short lines to go from my factory truck lines to the vette filter, then a new line from the filter to the rail.


    Thanks for the help, do you have another picture of the fuel system? Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by RPM Graphics View Post
    96-98 pump will work. since the tanks are the same as the 91 it should be a fairly easy swap. or go to a pull a part & grab a whole tank & everything from a 96-98.
    you going to have to make or have some lines made. i had to make 2 short lines to go from my factory truck lines to the vette filter, then a new line from the filter to the rail.


    Thanks, and I just bought those blue adapters, I'm kind of confused on what fuel lines to use. I'm new to this so its a lil confusing to me...dont know if i should use -6,-4,or -8...

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    think i used -6 on mine.

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