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Returned Z31 Lover: (2014-11-06 03:37:51)

- 8 feed and -6 return

I need some help with this guys. I've heard from some of my supra friends and even some z guys that I can just completely delete the stock pump and run a hose straight down in place of it with a sock filter at the bottom? Or I had originally planned to use the stock pump as a feeder pump. The stock pump wires are crap and I don't wanna deal with wires touching later and leading to something very bad. Advice?


88sinZ: (2014-11-06 05:27:11)

yes you can run a feed line to pump out of the tank if you plan to run an inline filter before the external mount pump. Always worth running a post pump filter as well.

aeromotive makes a nice screen filter with AN fittings that could be used pre and post pump.

I'm looking to do similar to your setup PN's for the fittings and grommets plz?


Returned Z31 Lover: (2014-11-06 05:43:02)

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yes you can run a feed line to pump out of the tank if you plan to run an inline filter before the external mount pump. Always worth running a post pump filter as well.

aeromotive makes a nice screen filter with AN fittings that could be used pre and post pump.

I'm looking to do similar to your setup PN's for the fittings and grommets plz?

Thanks bro I just wanted to be sure cuz that setup sounds too simple to be true…once again I just completely delete the stock pump and run a line connected to the bottom of the -8 fitting? I just want to be sure…and the fittings I got on ebay I'm running an a1000 pump


88sinZ: (2014-11-06 19:14:58)

Ideally you want to run a sump like this http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3…a/DSC00680.jpg to prevent air from entering the lines. You can pick up a pre-made sump that can be welded on from most performance retailers, i'd suggest Pegasus


Returned Z31 Lover: (2014-11-07 02:09:28)

{{#if:88sinZ|88sinZ wrote:|Quote:}}

Ideally you want to run a sump like this http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3…a/DSC00680.jpg to prevent air from entering the lines. You can pick up a pre-made sump that can be welded on from most performance retailers, i'd suggest Pegasus

The sump is nice but keep in mind I might be running a 2jz but im still a cheap z31 owner lol so my budget is kinda tight and if I get make things work good and safe without paying too much I will. I just wanna get the car running then comes all the nice stuff later


boosted300: (2015-03-06 03:23:31)

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Thanks bro I just wanted to be sure cuz that setup sounds too simple to be true…once again I just completely delete the stock pump and run a line connected to the bottom of the -8 fitting? I just want to be sure…and the fittings I got on ebay I'm running an a1000 pump

Completely deleted stock pump, imo it will be an impediment trying to feed another high performance pump anyway.

Bosch 044 pump in place of stock pump with a fuel sock…it has worked great for me.

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