Well that solved the missfire issue completely, truck has alot more power

Aeromotive Fuel Pumps
Street Rod

For carbureted powerplants making 200-750 HP.

Ideal for your daily driver, street rod, boat or demanding ET-bracket race car.

On the street, at the track, or in the water, you expect durability and reliability along with consistent, high performance. The Street Rod Pump delivers the right mix of high fuel flow at optimal line pressure. This pump is designed to be used with either our Bypass Regulator (P/N 13301) or one of our Carbureted Adjustable Regulator (P/N's 13201 or 13205).

Fuel flow exceeds 900 lbs. per hour @ 13.5 Volts -more than 150 gallons per hour.
Pump provides 18-20 PSI fuel pressure - perfect for high-G leaving cars.
Pumping mechanism features our proprietary composite rotor, stainless steel vanes, and precious ground, heat-treated steel plates.
3/8" NPT ports facilitate easy installation.
Alcohol compatible.
Ideal for dedicated nitrous fuel delivery.
Low amperage draw.

View at HPF Make Model Part Number Details Sale Price
Not Vehicle Specific AERO 11203 $173.21

 

here is a pic of it, it is billet construction

 

I've been reading up on this pump in the second gen forums. They have gotten quit popular with those guys and seem to have good longevity. Did you mount it on the frame in place of the DD Carter pump? What's your pressure?

Brian

 

Is it quieter than the Carter or DD pump? My Carter is noticeably loud.

 

Does the name of this pump in any way indicate that there is removal of air as with FASS or Air Dog,.... or is it strictly a fuel pressure device?

 

Well here is the story after a day's use:
I had my A&P buddy fabricate an isolator bushing setup because it was IMO to loud, after the setup is about 1/2 as loud and tolerable. I am going to get some more fuel line this weekend and move it farther to the rear of the truck. Anyways it is a big improvement over the carter pump, the predator 130 hp chip now comes alive like I hoped it would, I'll have an adjustable boost elbow next week.

 

Anyhow I vacuum packed the carter pump and put it under the seat, who knows might need a backup one night on the road!