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Fuel-injection systems require careful planning and component selection. There are many components that go into a fuel system (including tank, fuel pump, lines, fittings, and filters) and each one has multiple replacement/upgrade options. So, simply installing an electric fuel pump is not going to work. The fuel-pressure requirements alone necessitate some detailed planning.
Make sure the pre-filter is large enough to free-flow the fuel. A small pre-filter restricts the flow to the pump, causing cavitation, and burns up the pump. A stock-type metal canister pre-filter works great, but they are not pretty. Most after-market fuel-pump makers have large-capacity pre-filters if you want a good-looking filter. Most aftermarket pre-filters are re-buildable. here
Not all in-line pumps are created equal. They come in different shapes and sizes, with the majority consisting of low-pressure units designed for carburetors. These pumps deliver 6 to 14 psi, not nearly close enough to the 60 psi required to operate an LS engine. Any less than 60 psi and it leans out and does not run well, if at all. Thankfully, there are plenty of in-line EFI pumps to choose from. Many builders prefer the Walbro GSL 392 external pump. These pumps are well suited for Gen III/IV engines and can supply the pressure needed. more
As a general rule, you can calculate how much fuel your engine requires. At wide open throttle a naturally aspirated engine will require about .5lbs of fuel per horsepower every hour. Forced induction will be slightly higher, .6 to .75lbs/hr. Take a gallon of gasoline which weighs about 6lbs and do the math.
The relationship between pressure and volume are inversely proportional. As fuel system pressure increases the volume decreases. Whether it’s carbureted or fuel injected, consider what your fuel delivery system requires to operate. For example, if we take a carbureted mildly built street engine under 450hp, a pump rated 110GPH with 6 to 8psi will be more than adequate. here
175lbs ÷ 6 = 29 gallons per hour (GPH) more