65 EFI Pedal Setup

Hey,

I had another question in regards to a 65 mustang EFI conversion. I have been doing some digging around and I decided to run a 69 mustang gas pedal. My question to you is what throttle cable do you run? On some forums I was told to cut off the tip off the tip of the pedal and replace with one from a fox guy on the phone said to stick with the 1969 pedal however, use Lokar throttle cables. So I got on the phone with Lokar and they said to use part numbers TC1000HT and TCB40EFI. Does this sound familar to anyone? :bang: Also for the fuel pump I have decided to stick with the stock gas tank, however, which in line fuel pump do you guys recommend? I was told the BBK 255lph would be good, but I don't know how quiet that model is?

Thanks
 
Can't help you with the cable question, the EFI I used is not at all like the conversion you are doing.

I did use this fuel pump, Walbro GSL392, it is quiet, small enough to fit where I wanted it to go, and wasn't very much money. See here for the pump, http://www.autoperformanceengineering.com/ There are photos of the pump mounted on my car on my CarDomain pages. I used a fuel filter and the filter bracket from a Windstar. I ran a new plastic supply line up along the right side frame rail, I cut the original steel line off just before it bends down to connect at the fuel tank. I used a compression union and another piece of steel line with a fitting and connected this to the drain plug on the tank. This serves as the return line. I mounted my regulator just below the master cylinder and routed the return down to what has become my return line.
 
A second positive vote for the Walbro GSL392. I bought mine as a Holley 12-920, but it's the same pump (even says Walbro on the side). It's quiet and, so far, more reliable than the other pumps I've tried (stay away from the T-rex pumps, based on my experience). I mounted mine just in front of the fuel tank, and incorporated a surge tank as well (but that's a whole 'nother story).

I used a Windsor Fox adapter, Fox mustang pedal and a stock Ford EFI cable, fwiw, and they work fine.