[jayhawkjesse33]

The seal between the tank and the pump is outstanding on the Sniper unit, I’ve had zero issues with that. Zero fuel smell, no leaking.

 

[jayhawkjesse33]

That is good news. Thank you for sharing your experience. It just may sway my decision. I may just end up coughing up the $300 and going with the Holley in tank pump.

[edit] Ooops, just realized that is the low pressure Holley in tank fuel pump. The higher pressure one is $370 + tax, closer to $400

You can probably buy the low pressure one for less and then buy the better Walboro pump and call it a day. I think the only difference is the pump, if memory serves me (too lazy to look it up!). That unit was so easy to work with and install. I purchased the hole saw off Amazon for less than $20 and it added to my tool collection.

 

[jayhawkjesse33]

What your doing is basically what Holley already did. Thick, compressible gasket (up to 1” of surface variance). Find the right part of the tank, which I did and be done with it all.

 

[jayhawkjesse33]

By the way the ports are pouring, Did you run the fuel lines up the passenger side?

That was just a test fit.