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That's where I am, except, substitute "planning" for considering. :beer: And I'll probably design some kind of inertial cutoff to kill the pump in the event of a crash, you know, like the mechanical pumps have. :mrgreen:

Because the electric is better. It's simple, really. If you are a history buff, and want to keep the beast pure, then of course it makes sense to keep the mechanical pump. I certainly respect that position, though I don't share it. Otherwise, no. Other than the historical value, name me...

Let's see, aside from the obvious advantages about bleeding.... Mechanical pump: It sucks fuel from the tank quite a ways, so there's lots of room to develop pinhole leaks between the pump and the tank, and because they are sucking air, you'll go crazy trying to find them. Electric pump...

Why? What reason do you have for assuming that? The electric fuel pump is a good upgrade.