T/A chrome 455 fuel pump

Used for about 5k miles. In good shape. 50.00 obo plus shipping from 02779. Please pm me if interested after posting here. Thanks

 

Inline what kind of fuel pressures in line size

 

1/4 npt, don’t remember the exact pressure it supplied but it didn’t need a regulator if I remember right.

 

Did you buy it from ta already chromed? Do you have a part number?

 

Looks like it might be a TA 1534c, but don't quote me on it...Jim

 

I did buy it directly from them which I see they don’t offer it anymore. It came chromed already, it’s a USA made unit.

 

I will pass on this one.

 

Lower price

 

Bump

 

If this is a 1534c , then it makes plenty of pressure . I had to plumb a return style regulator in between this pump and a Demon 850, because at end of the track , it would overwhelm the rear float bowl and flood on the exit road. I have a fuel pressure guage installed now to monitor fp . Jim

 

Jim can I ask what kind of fuel pressure is your gauge was reading?

 

Inline waiting for Jim to hopefully answer my question.

 

7 without reg at idle. FP guage was on fuel log. Added regulator and have since moved FP guage to hood , so I can see FP from behind the wheel. No real world experience yet, still a touch of snow on the ground...hope this is helpful.....JIM

 

Just wondering if 1000 thermal quad could handle the seven psi without a regulator.

 

This is a copy/paste from TA catalog:::

Chrome plated mechanical fuel pump for street/strip applications. Incorporates
inlet, outlet and return threaded bosses. Fittings included. Return boss is plugged.
Flows maximum of 8 psi, and 80 GPH, safe
for all carburetors including Quadrajet and
Carter AFB/Edelbrock Performer.
Part Nos.
TA 1534A 350 .............................. $75.00
TA 1534C 400-430-455 ................. $75.00
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Old pdf copy of catalog , not sure if prices are current.....Jim

 

I'm thinking my issue was that mechanicals can vary in pressure, depending on rpms . 5-6 at the LINE perhaps 8 at WOT down track....Jim

 

Was that using a factory Fuel line from the gas tank ?

 

Yup, 3/8" factory line , 6an return line to tank . Jim

 

Jim thanks for the information.

 

Paul. That's a great deal for the fuel pump but I'm going to have to pass because of the current circumstances I have started to batten down the hatch an get ready for what's to come. Looks like the toys are going to have to wait for a while. Thank China An some current an past politicians on the right and left that's sold this country out.