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LynnJr · 06-25-2014, 06:54 AM

What I have done on my truck is simply unhook what I am not going to use roll it up and cover it with black vinyl tape.On mine it sits on the inside of the valve cover.
I would remove the factory electric fuel pump in the tank and add a piece of fuel line to it so you still get to the bottom of the tank.A hacksaw and a hose clamp will help.
I would then put a $25 O'reillys electric pump inline under the cab and be done with it.
I went with points as wiring it is very simple but there are easy to use HEI instructions on here if you know how to find them.I don't so I bouht the system from Summit racing cheap.

06-25-2014, 06:54 AM	#2
LynnJr Registered User Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: santa rosa,california Posts: 650	Re: 98 gmc carb swap What I have done on my truck is simply unhook what I am not going to use roll it up and cover it with black vinyl tape.On mine it sits on the inside of the valve cover. I would remove the factory electric fuel pump in the tank and add a piece of fuel line to it so you still get to the bottom of the tank.A hacksaw and a hose clamp will help. I would then put a $25 O'reillys electric pump inline under the cab and be done with it. I went with points as wiring it is very simple but there are easy to use HEI instructions on here if you know how to find them.I don't so I bouht the system from Summit racing cheap.