Hi-flow fuel pumps
Can anyone recommend a good brand? I've seen Holley, RC Engineering, Kinsler, Walbro, Weldon, Paxton, Jackson Racing... Holley looks good.
I think I'm looking for a 255lph application that will eventually see turbo (when I get cash in about 2 years
). Any downsides to running such a big pump on a street application?
Thanks for the help guys!
I think I'm looking for a 255lph application that will eventually see turbo (when I get cash in about 2 years
). Any downsides to running such a big pump on a street application?Thanks for the help guys!
Walbro=Holley=Jackson racing. They are all the same but rebadged. I recomend the Bosch or the NOS pump. I bought a used bad Bosch and I replaced it with the NOS pump and it has worked out pretty good. My new bosch is coming in this week so I'll be putting that back in.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but... NOS is Holley... http://www.holley.com/HiOctn/ProdLine/NOS.html - check it out...
So I guess you recommend Walbro then
.
[Modified by raeneshadow, 12:08 PM 7/13/2001]
So I guess you recommend Walbro then
.[Modified by raeneshadow, 12:08 PM 7/13/2001]
NOS badged pumps are not the same as the holley badged pumps... nos had their own pumps before holley baught them, so I assume they still sell them... they are external pumps and are much biger than the walbro's
How about the stock pump. It flows enough for 375-400 flywheel horsepower at 35-40 psi.
Here are the test results:
http://Hondata.com/techfuelpump.html
Here are the test results:
http://Hondata.com/techfuelpump.html
Has anybody tried the bosch pump yet? The one that ENDYN is selling...anybody know where I can get the non-modified one for cheap? Will it fit in the stock intank pump location?
Or even better, Does anybody know of a different pump that has the same flow capabilities as the bosch, but cheaper? Which brand and part number?
[Modified by Slow_ass_4dr, 11:23 PM 7/14/2001]
Or even better, Does anybody know of a different pump that has the same flow capabilities as the bosch, but cheaper? Which brand and part number?
[Modified by Slow_ass_4dr, 11:23 PM 7/14/2001]
Holly 255lph IN TANK...
in tank is best, those damn in line are so f-ing noisy its REAL irritating...they're like EEEIIIIRRRRRRHHHHHHHHH all day long....
in tank is soooooooo much quieter...shhhhhhhhhhhhh.......
in tank is best, those damn in line are so f-ing noisy its REAL irritating...they're like EEEIIIIRRRRRRHHHHHHHHH all day long....
in tank is soooooooo much quieter...shhhhhhhhhhhhh.......
Thanks for your help everyone... I bought a Holley/Walbro/NOS/whatever in-tank 190lph pump this morning. Worked out good, but didn't solve my problems... I'm going to get my injectors cleaned and balanced in the next week. Thanks again all!
i have a intank Walbro 255lr/hr high pressure pump in my EG civic. Its a little loud but it works really really well. I bought it for $109 from Auto Performance Engineering (some guy in texas) as a kit. It was an easy install..just plugged right into the stock wiring.
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