Water pump, fuel pump & oil pump recomendations

[Richard Kinsley <r.kinsley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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What about a Milodon high flow water pump as #MIL-16250 from Summit? I believe that is what many of you have mentioned. For an oil pump I imagine a Melling High Volume would be good? Any small block Chrysler unit fits as I understand as with the water pump and fuel pump. For a fuel pump we have thrashed that and I believe for the most part we avoid the Carter. Was the Holley the winner of the pump wars? The pressure must be regulated below 6.5psi per carb specs so I figure pressure regulators are mandatory and according to what I read you need one for each carb as opposed to one ahead of the two to handle both. What do you guys think?

Application: 318 Poly, dual 500cfm's, Hot street cam, Mopar Electronic ign, 3000rpm stall converter, 3:91's and headers

Rich Kinsley  '64 Polara 4 door
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