looking for mechanical fuel pumps

[LVZ2881]

With so many engines not having them, I figured someone has to cast some.

[John Pol]

Speed city resin mite have them

[426-Hemi]

I myself would make the part...... its easier and for what ya have to buy in materials (make hundreds of mechanical fuel pumps) instead of paying the cost of a cast part.... I make mine outta styrene!

My tutorial, have a look:

[jeba]

Replicas & Miniatures  has Holly Blue fuel pumps.  Two to a package. Part #-SDR-6001. (2014 price was 1.95)

[69NovaYenko]

You can also check the AMT `70 1/2 Baldwin Motion Camaro kit, has a duel electric fuel pump like this one...

However, I have the Replicas & Miniatures Holly Blue fuel pump and its has far better engraved detail than the AMT Baldwin pump IMHO.  Just an FYI.

Edited December 18, 2015 by 69NovaYenko

[sfhess]

OP said mechanical.........

[Shafter44]

The newer Revell Nascar kits have a pump molded into the oil pan. Since I have a surplus of these kits I usually just cut one off when I need a pump for something else but it would probably be pretty easy to cast them yourself if you needed a lot of them.

[Exotics_Builder]

Are you asking about mechanical fuel pumps that attach to the block (like Chevy Big and Small Block engines) or in-line pumps mounted on the chassis?

[LVZ2881]

Are you asking about mechanical fuel pumps that attac,h to the block (like Chevy Big and Small Block engines) or in-line pumps mounted on the chassis?

I'm looking for factory style OEM or Holley/Carter mechanicL pumps that bolt to the side of the block and are camshaft driven.

[Exotics_Builder]

I'm looking for factory style OEM or Holley/Carter mechanicL pumps that bolt to the side of the block and are camshaft driven.

That's what I thought from your original post.  I don't remember seeing any from resin casters.  When I use other fuel pump options, I will usually save the ones that aren't blobs on the block (lot of older AMT engines).  Revell has a lot of engines with separate fuel pumps that I stuff in the stash when I don't use them.  Wish I could help you more.

[Russell C]

The 302 Camaro engine in the old Monogram Quicksilver kit I have didn't have a fuel pump at all, and the glue bomb Z28 that I got barely had enough of it left that was recognizable. Being fairly adept at 'lathe turning' parts on my motor tool, I was able to crank out the top all-circular section of what looks like a GM fuel pump on that, but I ended up needed my miniature lathe to turn the bottom 'bowl' part (or whatever that is) out of a short length of .125" brass tube. Nothing looks more like metal than metal. The brass part has plastic sprue infilling it, so that I could drill into it for the inlet and outlet fuel lines, and so that the plastic upper part would have some plastic to glue to. What remains of the glue bomb fuel pump is the blue plastic shape that locates to the engine block. Stay tuned over at my Quicksilver project for the finished result.