I ordered this kit 4 months ago and last week when I started taking things apart I started wishing I ordered the triple hanger just incase I got more power hungry. Right now after installing the two pumps, I’m so glad I didn’t. What a PITA to stop the assembly into the tank and install the second pump, hoses and level sensor.
Thanks for the video! I'm staring at my Fore triple pump setup and dreading this! LOL! I have the engine and drivetrain out and all body panels off so I hope it will go ok.
Geat video man. Very happy to see some of the details beforehand. I am installing the same fore kit soon on my ZR1 and dreading the whole process, its going to suck! I have the same leak on my trans too. Not very happy about it. Thanks for sharing!
@@ChrisSullivan69 Do you think its possible to get to the cross over tube and to drop the tanks with the trans and torque tube in the way? Do not have a lift yet and trying to put off that other huge project for later. That way i can replace the drive shaft couplers too.
@@JohnFrancoNH Yes, ive done it a few times. Sucks but its possible. Also for what its worth ive dropped the rear cradle on the these cars a few times on my back with only jackstands and an ATV jack. Works great. Definitely dont need a lift to do the job
@@ChrisSullivan69 Sooo much good info in this video, especially pertaining to routing a Fore system like i am. Just dropped my tanks last night first time doing it on my car. Was a super PITA but got it accomplished in 5-6 hours. Disconnecting that cross over tube and inside tubes with out damage was very time consuming and slightly stressful haha. Which Walbro pumps did you go with i spec'd mine out with the TI Auto 0274 primary and 0285 secondary. Thanks for sharing.
It can become a little daunting when the motor, transmission, rear end assembly/cradle, and everything else are scattered about the garage and your car is basically a shell!
Hey Chris , does the computer need the E85 sensor in the main fuel feed? I noticed you said you had in the return line . How does that work? Thanks great videos I’m a new subscriber and I love Corvettes to. I have a 1976 stingray with a custom 1982 nose fiberglassed in can’t wait to get it further done. I need to get a new disturber and a new carb, then run the exhaust from the headers back.
Love your videos man! You do great work. I know this is an older video and you’ve built many cars since then but I am installing the exact same fuel system in my z06. Do you remember if the fuel level sender slides into place on the bracket tab, or if it had to be bolted down?
Hey Chris! My I ask what wire did you use from the OEM fuel pump to connect up to the FC3 controller, as far as I understand it’s the power wire that powered the stock pump, what color was it on the wiring harness. I’m installing a triple pump set up on my C6 ZR1 right now and I’m not getting any power to turn on the first pump.
I beleive it was white. Double check whatever wire ran right to your original fuel pump. Make sure you have the connector plugged in near the filler neck or it wont work. I usually jump the fuel pump relay at the fuse box under the hood when troubleshooting.
@@ChrisSullivan69thanks for the reply! Another quick question. My pump relief are going off, is the return side supposed to work off vacuum, does the car need to be running for it to start going back down the return line? I have nothing coming out of my return and it’s just building up pressure making my fuel pump reliefs to go off
Hey man! Maybe I missed this part but where did you hook the main FC3 ground to? Midway through the install, your video is definitely making my life a lot easier
I was also curious what you did with the ground on the stock plug. The level sensors are the 2 small wires, power for the remote, but where does the ground go? Taped off or grounded somewhere?
What’s your Instagram keep up the work brotha just make better thumbnails and you’ll attract more viewers maybe you can quit your job and become the next street speed 717 🤔
Most shops can't do what you just did without a minimum of two guys, and you alone do it! That's mind boggling! Well done. 👍
I ordered this kit 4 months ago and last week when I started taking things apart I started wishing I ordered the triple hanger just incase I got more power hungry. Right now after installing the two pumps, I’m so glad I didn’t. What a PITA to stop the assembly into the tank and install the second pump, hoses and level sensor.
Thanks for the video! I'm staring at my Fore triple pump setup and dreading this! LOL! I have the engine and drivetrain out and all body panels off so I hope it will go ok.
Great videos!! I certainly appreciate the attention to detail. Really nice work.
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Geat video man. Very happy to see some of the details beforehand. I am installing the same fore kit soon on my ZR1 and dreading the whole process, its going to suck! I have the same leak on my trans too. Not very happy about it. Thanks for sharing!
Hope it helps man. I didn't find any videos on it at all
@@ChrisSullivan69 Do you think its possible to get to the cross over tube and to drop the tanks with the trans and torque tube in the way? Do not have a lift yet and trying to put off that other huge project for later. That way i can replace the drive shaft couplers too.
@@JohnFrancoNH Yes, ive done it a few times. Sucks but its possible. Also for what its worth ive dropped the rear cradle on the these cars a few times on my back with only jackstands and an ATV jack. Works great. Definitely dont need a lift to do the job
@@ChrisSullivan69 Sooo much good info in this video, especially pertaining to routing a Fore system like i am. Just dropped my tanks last night first time doing it on my car. Was a super PITA but got it accomplished in 5-6 hours. Disconnecting that cross over tube and inside tubes with out damage was very time consuming and slightly stressful haha. Which Walbro pumps did you go with i spec'd mine out with the TI Auto 0274 primary and 0285 secondary. Thanks for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
We are watching them you do dam good work saving yourself alot of money
80’s Rock Always the best. !!!
I'll be stealing your fueling plans for my 1000HP C6Z, Thank you very much
Man i thought i was pretty handy but wow!! Respect!
Putting parts back on the car to make you "feel better about it going back together"... been there when my garage is a disaster!
It can become a little daunting when the motor, transmission, rear end assembly/cradle, and everything else are scattered about the garage and your car is basically a shell!
Hey Chris , does the computer need the E85 sensor in the main fuel feed? I noticed you said you had in the return line . How does that work? Thanks great videos I’m a new subscriber and I love Corvettes to. I have a 1976 stingray with a custom 1982 nose fiberglassed in can’t wait to get it further done. I need to get a new disturber and a new carb, then run the exhaust from the headers back.
If you do all your own work Chris you are your own car goonquad 😂
Love your videos man! You do great work. I know this is an older video and you’ve built many cars since then but I am installing the exact same fuel system in my z06. Do you remember if the fuel level sender slides into place on the bracket tab, or if it had to be bolted down?
Dam you do all that work by yourself you must have alot of time I wish
you think the pumps will power on without the motor in the car?
I had the same 01 WS6 except mine was t-top
Hey Chris! My I ask what wire did you use from the OEM fuel pump to connect up to the FC3 controller, as far as I understand it’s the power wire that powered the stock pump, what color was it on the wiring harness. I’m installing a triple pump set up on my C6 ZR1 right now and I’m not getting any power to turn on the first pump.
I beleive it was white. Double check whatever wire ran right to your original fuel pump. Make sure you have the connector plugged in near the filler neck or it wont work. I usually jump the fuel pump relay at the fuse box under the hood when troubleshooting.
Does the fuel regulator work well here? I thought about adding mine here, but was concerned about how close to the header it is. Thanks!
No issues
Great! Thanks for your help Sir.@@ChrisSullivan69
Hey Chris,
Where did you install the 5 psi pressure switch? Pictures by chance
In drivers side fender by the coils
Were you running E85 before? Is that why you had to upgrade the fuel pump before when you were HCI?
Yes sir. Did a walbro 450 in the tank for my e85 hci build a few years back
How did you end up getting signal for the pumps to prime to the fc3
Stock fuel pump wire
@@ChrisSullivan69thanks for the reply! Another quick question. My pump relief are going off, is the return side supposed to work off vacuum, does the car need to be running for it to start going back down the return line? I have nothing coming out of my return and it’s just building up pressure making my fuel pump reliefs to go off
Hey man! Maybe I missed this part but where did you hook the main FC3 ground to? Midway through the install, your video is definitely making my life a lot easier
I was also curious what you did with the ground on the stock plug. The level sensors are the 2 small wires, power for the remote, but where does the ground go? Taped off or grounded somewhere?
What’s your Instagram keep up the work brotha just make better thumbnails and you’ll attract more viewers maybe you can quit your job and become the next street speed 717 🤔
@chris_sullyvan Thanks man. Kind of rushed this thumbnail didnt have any better pics
Hey Chris can u DM me plz 🙏 few questions I need answered