florotory

Anyone ever use this fuel pump. Its not the walbro but the other one they are advertising along with it. Just curious about any feedback with it.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/WALBR...item4cee737ac6

misterstyx69

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I'd be getting something that is tested and proven,after all adequate fuel is Vital.

RexRyder

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It's just a refurbished, painted walbro with a foam sock to make it quieter. Just get a new walbro

rotordad

Get a Walboro or a Bosch pump. They are not that expensive.

TitaniumTT

Do you really want to trust a $2, 3, or even $4,000 rebuild to a $79 fuel pump? Especially one with failure rates like the walbro's are known for?

This is one reason the rotary has a bad rep. People cheap out where they shouldn't. I had a fuel filter clog on me on the dyno, instant destruction. $120 filter, $250 pump, and still, warped seals. You want to try to get by saving a few dollars, go for it

R.O.D

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i personally wouldnt get a rebuilt walbro
def get a new!

florotory

I never said i was going to buy. I wanted to know if anyone used this pump. I have used walbros before and loved it. It was a simple question. Thats why I stated that i was curious if anyone has used it

R.O.D

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no sir, although i did get my walbro from ebay, got it at a good price

TitaniumTT

I personally wouldn't get ANY kind of walbro. I used one once, for two days, before it went far far away from my car. I have the datalogs somewhere to prove that they can't keep up with a set of 750/1000's running high 80% duties with a static pressure of 42psi and 15lb's boost. They don't flow what they advertise.

Why would you care if anyone has used them if you're not interested in buying it?

"Hey guys, anyone ever use the transvestite hooker around the corner? just making conversation"

RexRyder

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Thought this was the 2nd gen section. Not the ******* section.

rotordad

Run a dual Walboro set up or just get an Aeromotive pump if you need that much .