The new Holley fuel system for the 2011-17 Mustangs is a true dual pump design. The saddle tank design in the late model Mustang and other musclecar platforms can be a limiting factor for road course duties. Most aftermarket systems suggest that you have to have 1/2 to 3/4 of a tank of fuel to race without potential fuel pressure loss in the turns. holley.com
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