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would an 85se fuel pump be enough for blow through

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Old 04-21-04, 10:13 AM
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would an 85se fuel pump be enough for blow through

building a blow through set-up and was wondering if an 85se fuel pump enough for a blow through set-up???

or which pump and regulator should i look for???
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i'm using the msd f.i. pump. was 75 bucks total and will be plenty. already has the ends on it and is pretty small. comes with mounting hardware too!
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unless you have a free pump I would forget it. Too many hassles with the Pulsation Damper/Pressure reg on the pump, and non - standard fittings make this a nightmare once it starts to leak and crap. Like FBII said, get a MSD or Holley or Bosch or Walboro or anything but another SE pump. .I hate em.
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PLUS, it's NEW!!!! warrantyyyyyy hahahah.
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how many psi does that msd put out????
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Hm... i'm not too sure.

However i am sure that my blowthrough turbo car has one, and it runs like a champ. (The MSD unit that is.)
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which regulator are you using??? and do you have a model### on that fuel pump
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i'm using a mallory 4307M (I believe), and the MSD Fuel pump pt # 2225. Here is the link to the pump:

http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...63&prmenbr=361
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not to doubt you, but are you sure that fuel pump will be enough for this blow through system???
and what about the aeromotive A2000 REGULATOR
pt#027-13202 from jegs is anyone using that type of regulator.
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yes i'm positive, so is Robert @ rotaryshack, and so is AJC13B in australia. Robert installs this on every blowthrough turbo car he does pretty much.
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