Rotary7s

The second gen guys cant answer it..and it turned out to be a flame war and for me to stay EFI and run a standalone for $1000.

Anyways..

Im in the process of buying another FC with no engine or tranny so.......

I can get a short block for $60.
I wanted to do a nice port on it and throw a carb set up..not tring to make killer HP but something to drive and beat on in the streets..

Since the FC has a intake high pressure fuel pump and im going carbed...what have some of you FB guys done to yoru GSL SE to go carbed..

What fuel pump mod or swap did you do ..

https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...5&pagenumber=1

MIKE-P-28

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Holley Blue or a carer seems to be the choice...

82streetracer

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I used a carter pump.

worked great, except it was super loud.

BUUUUZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

sounded like a race car though.

Carberated fuel systems are super simple to hook up.

knight1976

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fatboy7

If your FPR can handle the flow, I don't see why the stock EFI pump won't suffice. Its easy to bleed off pressure, hard to add more.

Metallic_rock

as far as I'm concerned... carb is better... less stuff to break, less stuff you have to have on your engine. You can still turbo.... Just doesn't give quite as good fuel economy, and the emissions won't be as good.

Rotary7s

You guys are not hearing the question..


The car has a INTANK fuel pump for FI cars..which is high pressure..

WHAT pump and HOW would you run it for the CARB set up..

moremazda

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YOU DON"T NEED TO SWAP OUT THE PUMP!!! Did you hear the answer?? Just get a bypass style regulator and you will be fine!

Hey I'll save you the trouble of having to find one.
FPR

I am using this one with a Walbro 255lph, 95psi shut off pressure inline pump on my WEBER!!!! and have it set to 3psi!!

I HOPE YOU HEAR THIS!!!

Ryan

fatboy7

A pump is a pump...... usually EFI pumps are more built up, because not only do they have to supply lots of fuel, but they have to do it at pressure greater than 40psi. That doesn't mean they aren't good flow. In fact at lower pressures they flow even better than they are rated. That being said, you will have to use a carb bypass style fuel pressure regulator, to get the right fuel pressure to the float bowls.

So I say, keep the pump as is.

fatboy7

moremazda beat me to it.....

moremazda

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Sorry