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Tech Talk => Engine Mechanical / Electrical => Topic started by: Tikotiko on June 12, 2019, 08:39:34 PM

Title: Fuel pump
Post by: Tikotiko on June 12, 2019, 08:39:34 PM
I have a bbf 460 with a mild cam and a holley 3410. Im bogging out at just under 4000rpm. Ill be checking the timing and trying to learn about some carb tuning but how do i know if im getting enough fuel. What fuel pumps do you guys like. Ill be looking at mine tomorrow to see what i have
Title: Re: Fuel pump
Post by: mash on it on June 12, 2019, 09:53:53 PM
Add a fuel pressure gauge inline with the fuel line. 7 psi at wide open throttle, maybe 6 psi. Anything less you need more fuel pump. A ford truck pump should be plenty.

3410, sounds like that's a truck carb. Might need to be set-up for a jet boat application. Enough primary jet, secondary metering plate or jets, and the right vacuum secondary diaphragm spring.

That's all I got.

If Glenn ever shows up, and tells ya different, listen to Glenn

Dan'l
Title: Re: Fuel pump
Post by: Tikotiko on June 13, 2019, 02:08:10 PM
Add a fuel pressure gauge inline with the fuel line. 7 psi at wide open throttle, maybe 6 psi. Anything less you need more fuel pump. A ford truck pump should be plenty.

3410, sounds like that's a truck carb. Might need to be set-up for a jet boat application. Enough primary jet, secondary metering plate or jets, and the right vacuum secondary diaphragm spring.

That's all I got.

If Glenn ever shows up, and tells ya different, listen to Glenn

Dan'l
Thank you
Title: Re: Fuel pump
Post by: Tikotiko on June 14, 2019, 04:21:17 AM
Add a fuel pressure gauge inline with the fuel line. 7 psi at wide open throttle, maybe 6 psi. Anything less you need more fuel pump. A ford truck pump should be plenty.

3410, sounds like that's a truck carb. Might need to be set-up for a jet boat application. Enough primary jet, secondary metering plate or jets, and the right vacuum secondary diaphragm spring.

That's all I got.

If Glenn ever shows up, and tells ya different, listen to Glenn

Dan'l
I gave you guys wrong info. Ita a 3310-4 Holley
Title: Re: Fuel pump
Post by: mash on it on June 14, 2019, 11:18:16 AM
I gave you guys wrong info. Ita a 3310-4 Holley

Same as I have.

72 jets up front
Lightest vacuum diaphragm spring.
Still running a stock numbered power valve.
Rear metering plate is stock also.
~500 hp 454.

Dan'l
Title: Re: Fuel pump
Post by: Tikotiko on June 16, 2019, 07:59:25 AM
Same as I have.

72 jets up front
Lightest vacuum diaphragm spring.
Still running a stock numbered power valve.
Rear metering plate is stock also.
~500 hp 454.

Dan'l
I need to learn more about my carb. Every thing i look at i say to myself. I need to learn more.  :banghead:
Title: Re: Fuel pump
Post by: woskie70 on July 30, 2019, 07:50:53 PM
Same as I have.

72 jets up front
Lightest vacuum diaphragm spring.
Still running a stock numbered power valve.
Rear metering plate is stock also.
~500 hp 454.

Dan'l

what fuel pump are you running?
Title: Re: Fuel pump
Post by: mash on it on July 31, 2019, 12:41:00 PM
what fuel pump are you running?

And simple Carter electric fuel pump mounted on the transom.

Dan'l
Title: Re: Fuel pump
Post by: The_Dean_85 on August 01, 2019, 09:28:35 PM
I have a bbf 460 with a mild cam and a holley 3410. Im bogging out at just under 4000rpm. Ill be checking the timing and trying to learn about some carb tuning but how do i know if im getting enough fuel. What fuel pumps do you guys like. Ill be looking at mine tomorrow to see what i have
Works great can get it at orilley auto parts



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Title: Re: Fuel pump
Post by: Tikotiko on August 02, 2019, 08:41:46 PM
Works great can get it at orilley auto parts



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