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Subject: Re: [FlyRotary] EFI Pumps
From: Bulent Aliev <atlasyts@bellsouth.net>
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On 8/1/04 4:40 PM, "ronmilligan@cox.net" <ronmilligan@cox.net> wrote:

> Thanks everyone for all the help finding all my parts for my fuel system.
> However, I seem to have hit a snag.  I desire to use all AN fittings for the
> fuel system.  After ordering pumps from Tracy, Laura informed me (see email
> below) that the inlet side is fixed as a barb connection.  So again I must go
> to the well of knowledge for help.  Anybody out there have a part number or
> source for an EFI pump capable of using AN fittings on both sides.  Thanks
> again.
> 
> Ron Milligan
> RV7 QB Fuse
> Aliso Viejo CA 
> 

Hi Ron, I was working on setting up my fuel system today. My pumps came from
Tracy with two removable hose barb fittings. I decided to keep the hose
barbs on the inlet size, since there is no pressure there and go to AN-6 for
the pressure side. Millions of autos are driving on hose barbs on both sides
with no problems.
Bulent