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Old 01-23-2014, 05:38 PM   #15
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Re: '87 tank/fuel pump supplier

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Since your truck is the short bed, you need the 16 gallon tank, part number GM11C. I purchased the Spectra Premium tank listed above in your rockauto.com list. I got a better price on Amazon.com at the time I purchased mine.
Amazon.com: Spectra Premium GM11C Fuel Tank for... Amazon.com: Spectra Premium GM11C Fuel Tank for...That tank can be mounted on either side of the truck. The sender is side specific for the '87 tank with fuel injection. I mounted ours on the driver side and used a spectra premium sending unit for an '87, part number FG05F.
Spectra Premium FG05F Sending Unit for General... Spectra Premium FG05F Sending Unit for General...
I used a Walbro 255 intank pump. The Aeromotive pump that Classic-Steele used might be a better choice depending on the power you are going for now or later...

The regulator depends on the LS engine fuel system. If it is a return style (2 lines at the engine) it has the regulator built into the rail. If its a single line system (returnless), then in need the Corvette Filter/regulator shown above.

Hope this helps.
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