can i use a 2nd gen fuel pump?
01-17-04, 06:29 PM
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Originally posted by mwatson184
fc pumps are in the tank eh?
-Marques
fc pumps are in the tank eh?
-Marques
any other ideas for pump to scavenge from the junkyard
i could run parallel stock pumps??
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01-17-04, 06:37 PM
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Originally posted by mazdaverx713b
what are you putting it in? if you want an inline, consider walbro. great prices great performance.
what are you putting it in? if you want an inline, consider walbro. great prices great performance.
im just trying to be cheap
01-17-04, 06:48 PM
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Originally posted by mazdaverx713b
what are you putting it in? if you want an inline, consider walbro. great prices great performance.
what are you putting it in? if you want an inline, consider walbro. great prices great performance.
too expensive and fi only
id rather have a carb pump
fi pump would just be if its from a junkyard and super cheap
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If you just need a pump for a carb then use a bosch inline pump, they're universal. Probably cost you a good ol 20$. But why are you looking for an FI pump? Carb and FI pumps are totally different, one is meant for 1-6psi and the other is meant for 40-50 psi.
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Originally posted by prefix
If you just need a pump for a carb then use a bosch inline pump, they're universal. Probably cost you a good ol 20$. But why are you looking for an FI pump? Carb and FI pumps are totally different, one is meant for 1-6psi and the other is meant for 40-50 psi.
If you just need a pump for a carb then use a bosch inline pump, they're universal. Probably cost you a good ol 20$. But why are you looking for an FI pump? Carb and FI pumps are totally different, one is meant for 1-6psi and the other is meant for 40-50 psi.
if i got a junkyard pump and a regulator an efi pump would be better to step the pressure down on, since they can flow even better an lower psi, generally
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