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The Facet is an external pump, it doesn't go inside the tank. Although the optimum location is down low and near the tank, it will lift fuel 18" or more, so it will work fine mounted in a convenient location in the engine compartment.
Model 40105 is suitable for all Triumphs with carburetors, whether ZS, SU or Weber. The exception would be heavily modified motors capable of over 150 bhp output (which need more fuel flow).
I would not suggest installing in parallel with your mechanical pump. If you do want to use the Facet as a backup, leave it disconnected until you need it, then pull the lines off the mechanical pump and put them on the Facet. Tie-wrap it down, run a temporary hot wire to the coil or battery, and continue home. I carry one in the spare tire well, and this technique has gotten me home.
If you want a permanent installation, just use the Facet in place of your mechanical pump. As noted, blanking plates (to close off the hole in the side of the engine block) are available. If you can't find the GM one locally, there is a fellow here in So CA making them specifically for Triumphs. And shipping to Puerto Rico should be only about $5.
Model 40105 is suitable for all Triumphs with carburetors, whether ZS, SU or Weber. The exception would be heavily modified motors capable of over 150 bhp output (which need more fuel flow).
I would not suggest installing in parallel with your mechanical pump. If you do want to use the Facet as a backup, leave it disconnected until you need it, then pull the lines off the mechanical pump and put them on the Facet. Tie-wrap it down, run a temporary hot wire to the coil or battery, and continue home. I carry one in the spare tire well, and this technique has gotten me home.
If you want a permanent installation, just use the Facet in place of your mechanical pump. As noted, blanking plates (to close off the hole in the side of the engine block) are available. If you can't find the GM one locally, there is a fellow here in So CA making them specifically for Triumphs. And shipping to Puerto Rico should be only about $5.