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Holley Blue Pump Noise
Has anyone else noticed their Holley blue pump is really noisy? Maybe it's just that I haven't ran it with the car running, but I ran some gas through the regulator (not sure what pressure it's set at, need a gauge still) into a cup and it was noisy as hell. Could be that the car isn't insulated at all and there's no carpeting. Anyway, let me know if that's normal.
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Its normal. It quiets down some if you run a return-style system as it relieves the dead head load. It also quiets down quite a bit if you use 3" Dynomax Race Magnum Bullet mufflers!:D
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They are loud.
You can mount the pump to a bracket with rubber spacers. Then mount the bracket to the frame with rubber spacers. That helps quite a bit in the buzzzzz. Did that on my 351-W on nitrous... http://www.dariusrudis.com/mustang/zephyr/zephyr3.jpg |
Mine is the same way!! Super loud!!! I mounted it on a plate with thick rubber under the mounting tabs. I'm putting a pressure bypass on the pump to relieve the deadhead load too. Once I fix it that is. I have a leak from somewhere on the pump.
So, don't feel weird, the Blue is just a really loud pump. I wonder what two will sound like (one for the engine, one for spray)? |
mine is loud as hell, it's not just you
-Josh, aka the tireburner |
MIne is loud. I ran a return line and it helped quite a bit.
But with open headers I dont notice it so much:D |
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What size feed line and return line do you run? Which return style regulater do you run? Thanks |
The feed line is 1/2 inch Aeroquip push lok line. For the return I use the stock return line that is under the car. I just run a piece of rubber fuel line from the regulator to the end of that line in the passenger side inner fender well. Im using a stock pickup with the return line fitting made in. I just connected the rear of the line to the pickup with another piece of rubber hose.
I am running a Holley FPR that comes with the Holley blue if you order from Summit. Or you can get the regulator sepeate for like 34 dollars. I am running a duel feed carb.. and running the return line between the FPR and the rear feed line. I havent run this setup yet so im not sure how it is going to work really. I will take a few pics of this and send them to anyone who is interested. I have a pretty neat little set up I think. You dont want a full 3/16 return line at the front end of the car.. You only want the return to allow what extra fuel isnt needed to be sent back to the tank. I will take pics of it tomorrow (Sunday and post them here as well ) |
FYI, since I am injected now-adays, I dont need the Autometer Gauge... Asking $20.
http://www.dariusrudis.com/mustang/p...l_pressure.jpg |
Mine is also loud :) But does anyone know what pressure they are running theres at ? Ive got a regulator that is set at only about 4.5 cause it was overloading the motor with fuel. Is it differnt if its a fuel injected car ?
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I'm running a carter street/strip pump and it is about the same as my holley blue was for noise- both noisy as hell. You get used to it though, I miss it when I drive other cars. Plus, you'll know damn well if your fuel pump fails.
Oh yeah, I'm running 6 3/4 lbs of fuel pressure. |
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