Which size fuel sender?

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Which size fuel sender?

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I need to order a new fuel sender as mine has gone kaput. I find that there are two sizes listed for '67 B Bodies - 3/8" and 5/16"

Does anyone know which size I need for my '67 383 Charger. Many thanks.
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Anyone?
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You need the smaller one if you mean the pipe bore..
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Thanks Alex :D
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You might find it difficult and/or expensive to find the 3/8ths one anyway. The larger one is for high performance use.
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Dave wrote:You might find it difficult and/or expensive to find the 3/8ths one anyway. The larger one is for high performance use.
They seem to have both at Paddock and Year One, and there's some on ebay.com too, maybe they've just made a batch of repros :)
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Probably have. I know I got one of the very last NOS e-body ones. It cost me a canny bit of money but now they make repros that are much cheaper.
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Are the repros any good though?
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I believe so James. Couldn't be any cheaper made than the originals.
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Wouldn't one be better off with the bigger one in case of future up grades? I know it's not 1/2" but 3/8" has gotta be better than 5/16"?
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