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mjm4jc 10-27-07 11:21 PM

Walbro fuel pump.
 
I was told that replacing the stock SE fuel pump with a warbro makes a significant difference in acceleration, especially through the higher rpm range. Can anyone validate this?

Rx-7Doctor 10-27-07 11:43 PM

It's Walbro. :-)

I don't see how it could make any difference unless your pump was not putting out to specs.

FYI: The stock SE fuel pump puts out more fuel than any stock RX-7 Fuel pump including all turbo models.

dj55b 10-28-07 01:03 AM

Doc is spot on this, the way I can see it making a difference is if the walbro pumps out at a higher pressure and creates better atomization of the fuel. That said even if it does, in NA applications, not much gain is seen.

mjm4jc 10-29-07 07:34 PM

Thanks for enlightening me guys.

Mike

cptpain 10-29-07 07:57 PM

do walbro's even come external? i never seen one.... only what summit carries is what i've seen... and walbro's seem to be intank only.... not external like the 1st gens

Dysfnctnl85 10-30-07 08:59 AM


Originally Posted by cptpain (Post 7464270)
do walbro's even come external? i never seen one.... only what summit carries is what i've seen... and walbro's seem to be intank only.... not external like the 1st gens

Yes, you can get external pumps that are identical in function to the intank pumps.

diabolical1 10-30-07 11:39 AM


Originally Posted by mjm4jc (Post 7462403)
I was told that replacing the stock SE fuel pump with a warbro makes a significant difference in acceleration, especially through the higher rpm range. Can anyone validate this?

not unless you have a problem with your stock pump. as Doc said, it might even be a downgrade, but i don't have specs on either. however, i DO know for sure that it's not going to be a performance upgrade.


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