<VV> Clark's fuel pumps

[shortle]

What's to argue ,Hank? Electric fuel pumps don't leak gas out their vents. Electric fuel pumps don't leak gas into the crankcase. Electric fuel pumps are cheaper to buy
(since you only have to buy one). And electric fuel pumps take a lot less time to install since you only do it once. 
Timothy Shortle in Durango Colorado 81301

-----Original Message-----
>From: kaczmarek at charter.net
>Sent: Aug 22, 2011 2:10 PM
>To: virtualvairs at corvair.org
>Subject: Re: <VV> Clark's fuel pumps
>
>Me not sure no, but me thinks I smell another stock vs electric fuel 
>pump debate.
>
>I've never used an electric pump in over 20 years and never had a 
>problem. Other's mileage has varied, in both directions.
>
>As for us, let's us each tend our own garden and use what works the best 
>for ya.
>
>As my friend Justin Wilson the Cajun cook from Livingston Parish, LA 
>would answer when you would ask him what kind of wine to drink with 
>different types of Cajun/Creole food,  "THE KIND YOU LIKE DA BEST!!!"
>
>Hank
>
>
>On Mon, Aug 22, 2011 at 3:50 PM, Bill H. wrote:
>
>> B"H
>>
>> Bob:  I purchased a "better" stock style fuel pump from Clark's last 
>> fall.  After a couple of weeks it started to stink raw gas just like 
>> the other, cheaper ones did.  This one was fastened together with hex 
>> screws, not slotted-head screws, giving the impression that it was of 
>> better quality.
>>
>> After failure after failure of existing new stock fuel pumps, I 
>> finally went with an electric unit and haven't had a problem since.
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