65pacecar

I am sure this has been beat to death, but I am getting ready to invest in a new LP Replacement/helper set-up. I am considering a Glacier, RASP, Mitusa (sp?), FASS or just go with the Holley Blue idea. Which is the best or most efficient, any installation issues with any of them, good bad issues with any, most reliable etc. I want to do it right and do it once, the truck has 57k on it and I am hoping to keep the VP happy as long as possible. Any opinions out there?

2500superram

i'm going with the summit g3136 pump($86)which is like a holley blue.it is rated for a little more flow and draws less amps.i noticed my LP was original,when i was installing my vulcan big line kit(noticed reman IP too).the vulcan kit seems like alot of coin,but is well put together.all the fitting's are nice,but will need two an-8 to 3/8npt fitting's for the holley blue.
hopefully my stuff from summit will be here before the weekend.they usually take a couple of day's

qwest

got a new holly blue, less pressure than the campain pump.
about the same as the stock...need to check filter, but it's only got 2k miles on it.

CTD Guy76

Before you get a FASS take a look at the Airdog. Expessially the way its built.

Tocapet

FASS & Airdog = same thing. Father & Son split. Daddy kept Airdog & son did FASS.

george7941

I vote for the Walbro, which is what Glacier supplies.

Russ Roth

I have (had) a Summit pump on mine. The first one lasted about 8 months and just flat quit. Well, it did have some fluctuating pressure for a few days. Summit replaced it no problem but the second one started screwing up in about 3 months. Went to see Eric @ Vulcan Performance and he set me up with a Walbro. Since then he has found out they are not as reliable as hoped. I think they are OK but will not handle much crud in the fuel without ruining them. Eric tore one down that failed and told me they are all plastic parts inside. He has a FASS style pump torn apart also and I can tell you they are as good or better than anything out there. Gear type pump that is all steel. Just my experience.

HOHN

I'd go walbro/Glacier.

Actually, *I* would build my own setup using the Walbro pump, but the Glacier system is a great one.

jmo

2500superram

is your walbro an in-tank or does it mount on the frame ?the only walbro i have heard about is in-tank and i don't care for that.maybe i can try a filter before the pump,just need to find one that flows nice

BarryG

Havent used any except the stock one and the RASP. My RASP has been on just about 75k now and no problems except a leaking front seal which took about 15 minutes to replace. Have not seen less than 11psi since I put it on. Would I do it again, probably.

thellums

The walbro's will get clogged pretty easy with nasty fuel, but you just have to install an inline filter before the pump.

Russ Roth

It's external, mounted on the frame. So far it has been good and I do have a filter before the pump.

2500superram

hey russ
sorry for all the ?,not even my thread.what did you use for an inline filter.i was going to get the fram cartrage one
http://store.summitracing.com/largei...g=frm-hpg1.jpg
i had one of these on my firebird with a threaded pipe going from it too my holley blue max.worked good for that application

signature600

We put a Glacier with filters on my buddy's 02...16psi idle, 14-15psi under full power! The kit is well put together, easy to install, and works great!

Chris

paulb

I have a 110K miles on my RASP. I would definitely do it again.