I can't find any good spot to mount the pump. I've seen some people mount it (zip ties) to the intercooler pipes but if you have any ideas that would be great. If not i might have to make some kind of bracket. TIA.

 

Mine had a bracket and I mounted it on the firewall, between my battery and fuel rail.(6g Civic)

 

in the teg i had it mounted to the AC lines could barely hear it

 

I mounted it on a screw above the starter

 

just wondering......do you mount it before the fuel filter or after?

 

I mounted mine between the gas tank and trunk under the car near the driver side rear brake lines. There was a plastic panel that had space under it. I then covered it back up and it was secure. Ive gone intank pump since then

steve

 

At first I had it on the firewall but you could really hear that thing buzz so I moved it and clamped it onto the ac line.

 

i have it clamped onto my firewall, oh jebus i can't even hear myself think.

 

i mounted mines where the enging wiring bracket goes..right there on the passenger side wheel wall.

 

Thanks for all the responses. I have a walboro intank pump right now, could i mount it (inline pump) under my car near the gas tank or is it better to mount it closer to the fuel rail? Having both pumps may be over kill but at least i know i have enough fuel.

 

you can mount in under your car beside your gas tank....howcome you want to take it out? too whiney inside?

 

i just had mine resting between the fuel filter and rail! ghetto i know! but its gone now!

 

I can deal w/ any ghetto sounds EXCEPT the damn fuel pump. Dunno what it is, its just like that one girl that you can't stand. Wanna rip of your arm and beat her w/ it, her voice is so annoying. Yea, I'm going to put mine undercar.

 

If you were refering to me i want to keep the intank pump and add an inline also. I do not have the inline pump hooked up yet. So what it seem's is that you can mount the inline pump anywhere between the tank and the fuel rail and there will be no performance changes?

 

i mounted it on the strut bar. wrap it around with electrical tape and clamp it down with those home depot brackets.