Hi Liam,
My fuel pressure is set at 58 psi with a rising rate reg I've done around 2500km in the car now with no worries I think my pump is a VL commodore/bosch one

yeah it would be cool but i sppose not everyone will have the dough to buy an ECU.I have got a new GREDDY gold here thats doing nothing so if everything fits ok i can test it.You only need the fuel side..

would be cool maddatto

I am seeing an engineer next week who does aero work and he is calling me an idiot for wanting to put a Weber on my A series.He has told me that an early Swift sedan (90's)has an injection body that will bolt onto a datto manifold with not a lot of work.Then you need the electronic dizzy and a computer though.I will check this out next week and let everyoine know because if this is correct then it will be a reasonably cheap option.

I am running stock fuel lines and I get more than enough fuel through my duel carbs. Currently using an aftermarket electric fuel pump@ (I believe) 12 pounds of pressure.

hey Brad. yer got the manifold off me. good to know it is goin to good use. I am experimenting with motorbike quad thotts. I have the regulator can I use any fuel pump. will i kill a falcon/commodore fuel pump if i reg it down to 50psi??

Hi Liam,
I used 5/16 brake tube from the fuel pump up to the injectors and the original fuel line back for the return I mounted the surge tank and pumps under the tray I will take some pictures over the weekend if you want. ALYZ engineering in midland welded some injector bosses into the A12 manifold (which I think I got from you) made a fuel rail to suit and adapted a toyota 65mm throttle body onto it.

As for parts I used alot of 2nd hand toyota,mitsubishi and holden camaira gear off EBAY. I am using a stinger 4424 computer (also 2nd hand)


cheers
Brad

Haha hes in the Aussie WA! Not the US WA!

But yeh give reubens guy a call or maybe try somewhere like ENZED (usualy expencive) or another hose maker.

I think the ideal is to put the pump closest to the fuel tank, and the filter before it too.

Hi Datsa73, which your twin carbs, the 1/4 fuel line is OK?

Here in WA, you can get 5/16 fuel lines at any parts store, such as Schucks. Get a crimper tool to make the ends from the plain tubing.

Why would you not already have fuel lines on your car?
I'm just responding because I haven't in a long time.