eg6madness

been doin a bit research, trying to find out who makes the better fuel pump.
I know walbro has it's rep and is a big player, Bosch seems to be nice(from what i am hearing they are the least likely to stick or jam ) and recently i have heard MSD pumps arent bad, I have a few friends who have the on their Evos and another with on his turbo civic.

Well the reason i am asking is since i am builting a nitrous setup and i know that the fuel pressure is extremely important and i need a pump that will not lock up on me in the middle of spraying or cause any probs.

So i want to know who is better. MSD is the cheapest , but do they work good?
Is there a "life span" for any of these?

RedneckRicer

walbro 255 is good and bosch044 is nice as well. just remember.. any part can fail

0project dc2

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denso supra twin turbo pump

i got brand new ones in stock- in-tank TOYOTA reliability


Pm me if you want more info

flows a lot too

bosch 044 unfortunately will not fit as an in-tank fuel pump on a honda

eg6madness

ok cool . i am actuall lookin for an inline pump.

anyone else?

Is the MSD bad?

wantboost

iTrader: (2)

if you were to sump the tank, id guy with somethign like an electric mechanical fuel pump


they flow a ton of fuel.

i wouldnt do an inline with an intank... kinda pointless as all the inline will do is bump pressure, not flow.... you can only pull as much fuel as the smallest point in the system will allow... i.e the stock intank pump

underpressure02

Weldon and Fuel Lab

boostedcivicsir

weldon gets my vote, jim craig is awesome with c/s also.
run the db2015a on my car.




Modified by boostedcivicsir at 9:57 AM 6/26/2008

22_42r_eg

i just switched from a a1000 to the magnafuel 750 and it the best thing i have done. The car is makin 800hp and still plenty of fuel left in it.