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Which fuel sending unit do I need?

Started by bull, July 28, 2005, 11:15:31 PM

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bull

The 5/16" or 3/8"? It's for my '68 383/2bbl. I'm guessing it's 5/16" but not sure.

Chryco Psycho

Factory was 5/16 , it will not hurt to use the 3/8 pick up if you want

bull


8WHEELER

3/8 fuel lines were used on 440 and Hemi cars only with a fuel vapor seporator return line. And you will find the 3/8 will cost you more. Yes the stock 383 fuel line size is 5/16 and for your mild street car that will be fine, and the return line was not used on 68-69 with the 5/16 line. You can run any size line you want.

Dan.
74 Dart Sport 360, just for added fun.


8WHEELER

Yeah that is Frank, he sells lots of stuff for sure and I have bought a lot of things from him and everything worked out great.

That unit does not have the vapor return line in it that is why it is cheaper, but you don't need that anyway.

Dan
74 Dart Sport 360, just for added fun.

bull


Runner

check rockauto.com  i got one for my daughters coronet and it was MUCH cheaper than anywhere else.

71 roadrunner 452 e heads  11.35@119 mph owned sence 1984
72 panther pink satellite sebring plus 383 727
68 satellite 383 4 speed  13.80 @ 102 mph  my daily driver
69 superbee clone 440    daughters car
72 dodge dart swinger slant six

Runner

i just checked , rock auto has both the 5/16 and the 3/8 for 75 bucks plus shipping. there shippin prices are very reasonable.

71 roadrunner 452 e heads  11.35@119 mph owned sence 1984
72 panther pink satellite sebring plus 383 727
68 satellite 383 4 speed  13.80 @ 102 mph  my daily driver
69 superbee clone 440    daughters car
72 dodge dart swinger slant six

Just 6T9 CHGR

I also have a 5% off code to use good till 12/13/05

310655142281
Chris' '69 Charger R/T


bull

Thanks for the tip, Runner. And thanks for the discount code, Chris. I've got a sending unit on the way to my house from Rock Auto with 5% off. ;D That is a pretty darn good price!

Ghoste

Just as an aside, not all of the 3/8 setups were with a return line.  I don't think it appeared until 1968.