6volt fuel pump

[Bulligen]

What is the best 6 Volt Electric fuel pump to use for a stock flathead? I do not plan on going through the stock pump. Thank you guys!

[oldford2]

If you do a search on this forum (6 volt fuel pump) you will find many posts on this subject

[Joe Immler]

I am very pleased with the Airtex E-8902 I installed on my '41. Four years and no problems. Mine is activated by a switch under the dash and is used as needed.
They are available from Advance,NAPA,OReilly and others. About $45.00.

[adileo]

Originally Posted by Joe Immler

I am very pleased with the Airtex E-8902 I installed on my '41. Four years and no problems. Mine is activated by a switch under the dash and is used as needed.
They are available from Advance,NAPA,OReilly and others. About $45.00.

Echo ^

[funrunr]

I cannot remember the part number, it is an Airtex and is 6volt from rockauto.com installed in 2009

[Steves46]

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Originally Posted by Joe Immler

I am very pleased with the Airtex E-8902 I installed on my '41. Four years and no problems. Mine is activated by a switch under the dash and is used as needed.
They are available from Advance,NAPA,OReilly and others. About $45.00.

Same here.

[Joe Immler]

funrunr it is the one described above and seconded by the others.

[HCO41]

The Airtex has boiled to the top in most of the previous threads on this subject. The July/August V-8 Times has an article written by Randy Rundle describing a gear type pump (available 6 or 12 volt), with stainless steel gears similar to a positive displacement oil pump, that he sells through his Fifth Avenue Auto Parts store. He claims no need for regulator when using 6 volt pump (2-5# output). Worth checking out. Has anyone tried one of these pumps?

[Bulligen]

Thank you everyone !