Can someone help identifying my fuel pump on this pic? So i dont have to take it off.

http://geting.se/image.php/209037-Bensinpump.JPG (http://geting.se/viewimage.php?image=209037-Bensinpump.JPG)

It is hard to tell in the picture, but I think the part # of the fuel pump is on the tag. It looks like EP??44, if you can read the part #, any parts house should be able to interchange the #. Good luck.

It says EP88-6, if that´s any help? Brand?

How about this:
http://images47.fotki.com/v1590/photos/4/42437/2960798/31FMcZJjyuL__SS500_-vi.jpg
Airtex E8153 Electric Fuel Pump

Looks like that could be the one, only it has a red sticker on it. I´m interested in knowing what pressure it has.

Looks like that could be the one, only it has a red sticker on it. I´m interested in knowing what pressure it has.

That's a black and white image, hard to tell what color it is.
The pumps this company makes aren't for performance applications; I wouldn't use one on anything making any power.
35 GPH diesel pump pushing 10-14 PSI is what this one claims.

Look at their site and see what you find.

http://www.airtexproducts.com/TSB/TSB-0108-01_ATX.pdf
Fuel Delivery Systems
407 West Main Street . Fairfield, IL 62837
Tech Line: 800.424.7839
©2008 Airtex Products, LP
airtexproducts.com

What do you recommend for my 350 mildly tuned with a edelbrock 600cfm calibrated for fuel economy . Not possible i know, but I want power and good fuel economy, mostly the last one :)

What do you recommend for my 350 mildly tuned

I'd put a stock mechanical pump back on, it's better than that thing you have now. And get rid of the Edelbrock and put a Q-Jet on there for economy. I use Edelbrocks for door stops or wheel chocks.........I know, lots of people love them, you couldn't pay me to use one.

Would any of these do?
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/CRT-M6624/
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ACF-41216/
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/NAL-6415325/Application/?query=Year|1970|Make|CHEVROLET|Engine+Size|5.7L%2 f350|Model|CHEVELLE|Submodel|MALIBU