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Now that I have pumps its time to get nice bracket to hold them. I did quick search for dual pump brackets and afther seeing that they cost over $100 for good pair I had no other choice but to get some made way I wanted them and WAYYYYY cheaper than what they go for... I used this picture as the reference of what I was going afther Since I am not going to mount my pumps in tank that setup would not work for me but it was good starting point and this is what Cory and me came up with Two of those brackets should be more that adequate to hold those pumps in place. One step closer yet so far away...

Here is a good and educationl update. From the day one I was planing on running Weldon fuel pump simply because they are good pumps and they can take just about anything you can throw at them. Since I am planing on driving my car on the longer trips I started thinking about how loud those pumps really are... Here is a great example our Evo8 listen to the whine in first 20 seconds of the video from the side and back of the car http://www.streetfire.net/video/AMS-Drag-EVO-Dyno2008-HIN_182651.htm now that is anything but civil imagine that inside of the Z for few hours at the time . Well all that brings us to today and plans have changed once again at least its for better this time : ). Great news is that I got my hands on two Bosh 044 pumps that came from road race Porsche for whopping $100 and I could not pass that kind of the deal. I was very excited to get the pumps tested to see what they are capable of supporting and here are pictures of how that process went. Bosh 044 pumps Ams homemade fuel pump test station Pump wired in Power supply Flow meter Adjustable fuel pressure regulator Cory recording data Here is the description of how the test was performed and the results for both pumps (click on images) I am going to run my pumps in parallel and this is what they flow when they are hooked up that way

Dan, Dont bother man I just became donating member sooo its all good