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Old 11-19-07, 02:36 PM
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Fd fuel pump ina fc t2?

How hard is it to put one of these in or is it a direct replacement?
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I believe it is a direct replacement, however you can probably get an aftermarket pump that is better for less money.
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It takes 15 minutes. I am running an FD pump, $50 isn't too bad.
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Yea my walbro just took a giant dump on me and i have one laying around. What is the flow rating vs stock fc t2 pump??
Old 11-19-07, 05:05 PM
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*ears perking up*-

Just installed a tII pump in the s/c vert- not to hijack, but will this be enough to support 9psi of boost? If not, I may go FD...
Old 11-19-07, 05:11 PM
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Food for thought for the OP. Give thanks to RETed.

http://www.fc3spro.com/TECH/MODS/FUEL/fpump.htm

But I do know alot of people use FD fuel pumps to support reasonable amounts of power.

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*ears perking up*-

Just installed a tII pump in the s/c vert- not to hijack, but will this be enough to support 9psi of boost? If not, I may go FD...
With the Paxton unit I see alot of Walbros and FD pumps, but to tell you the truth I'm not 100% sure.

I beleive the most successful build that I know of (PianoProdigy's) ran a FD pump.

I hope that helps? If not, I'll just make this asian face.

Old 11-19-07, 05:52 PM
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The FD pump is really solid in terms of reliability. I have one in my old car which has at least 140k on it.
Old 11-19-07, 06:03 PM
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just buy a supra pump and call it a day
toyota reliability + more flow / quieter than walbro ftw
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It drops in directly for a Kouki FC.
For a Zenki FC, I think you need to lengthen the hose - very minor.

The FD fuel pump flows about 10% to 15% more than an FC turbo fuel pump.


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Note to self-

Get FD fuel pump + longer hose...

Thanks, guys
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kouki would be a s5 correct
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Yes.


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So what is the difference flow wise between FD and the Walbro?
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Originally Posted by AUGieDogie
So what is the difference flow wise between FD and the Walbro?
Look halfway down the link posted above.....
Old 11-20-07, 02:10 PM
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Direct bolt in. Works great in my TII
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Originally Posted by Craiger
I believe it is a direct replacement, however you can probably get an aftermarket pump that is better for less money.
You'd be lucky to get a better pump cheaper, as used FD pumps are dirt cheap. Plus if you install a "better" pump (assuming you mean a Walbro or similar) you'll need either an adjustable FPR or some sort of fuel control, because the base fuel pressure will be increased by a lot more.
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just buy a supra pump and call it a day
toyota reliability + more flow / quieter than walbro ftw
Denso makes both the FD pump and the Supra pump, in addition to our stock fuel pumps. Denso pumps generally have a better reputation (and deservedly so) than Walbros.

In my own experience, the Walbro got the job done for my 250whp setup but the whining was irritating.
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My FD pump got me up to 300rwhp. I'm running Walbro now; I kinda of like to hear the pump start because I know its working instead of hunting it down.
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Originally Posted by sub9lulu
just buy a supra pump and call it a day
toyota reliability + more flow / quieter than walbro ftw
+1

more flow than a walbro at 14 volts also.
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