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Adding an Electrical Fuel Pump

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TxSkyBolt

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I currently have a Christen Wobble Pump. I was considering installing an electric fuel pump and I was wonder if I should just leave the manual pump in and install the electric pump down stream. My thinking is that if I did it that way, I wouldn't have to install another fuel valve, gascolator, etc.
Appreciate your thoughts.
thanks
Brad
 
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