Where can I get....

[v8s4me]

..a stainless steel fuel pump clamp? While the back end it up in the air and I'm waiting for other bits, I might as well replace the rusty one and put some new bolts in which would make a roadside repair a lot easier if and when.. Pumo OD 52mm, distance between bolt centers 60mm. Thanks in advance

[TVRees]

Go on, give it a try. Should be quite easy to make your own

[bluezeeland]

How cool is this ?

http://gb-ent.com/fuel-pump-bracket-to-suit-bosch-...

[magpies]

bluezeeland said:

How cool is this ?

http://gb-ent.com/fuel-pump-bracket-to-suit-bosch-...

that is very nice

[bluezeeland]

Here is another, fitting one;

http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/performance/fuel-pum...

[phillpot]

TVRees said:

Should be quite easy to make your own

Wot he said

[v8s4me]

Thanks for the suggestions chaps. Nice bits of kit and so a shame to put them out of sight to be covered in crap. The penny has just dropped that a coil has the same OD so I think something more like this will do the job for considerably fewer petrol vouchers

[bluezeeland]

v8s4me said:

penny has just dropped that a coil has the same OD

yep !

[greymrj]

I found a lovely one on a car at a scrap yard, angled the pump nicely and had a 'cushion' so the pump was isolated from the chassis. Damned if I can remember what it was off! It isnt difficult to adapt a stainless coil mounting braket. The alloy ones mentioned above are for fitting inside the car, an alloy external pump mounting would be very likely to be subject to bi-metallic corrosion due to our nice salty roads!