Fuel pump shopping
10-19-17, 11:42 PM
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Fuel pump shopping
In the process of finding a replacement fuel pump for the car. Being as how the turbo engine is finally in. Ive looked on advance, and rock auto. All of the part numbers are the same for the Turbo fuel pump and the non turbo pump.
I even looked into the FD pump. Same part numbers as the N/A and Turbo II pumps.
anyone had any experience with one of the rock auto pumps for a Turbo II that can chime in for some clarification?
I even looked into the FD pump. Same part numbers as the N/A and Turbo II pumps.
anyone had any experience with one of the rock auto pumps for a Turbo II that can chime in for some clarification?
10-20-17, 10:57 AM
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Fuel Pump
This is the pump i am using for my Turbo 2 build.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/WALBRO-255L...53.m1438.l2649
https://www.ebay.com/itm/WALBRO-255L...53.m1438.l2649
10-20-17, 09:51 PM
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10-24-17, 12:25 PM
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Both part numbers #E8023.
Looked up a Denso fuel pump kit for an 87 Turbo II and a 90 Turbo II... #950-0157 part number for both.
I even went so far as to look it up on Mazdaspeed Motorsports. Searching for a 1990 N/A and Turbo II fuel pump..the only differences in the part number were that one begun with N350 and one with N370..obviously to designate turbo and non turbo..but the following numbers were the exact same.
My issue is I dont want to put in a fuel pump and not have it be able to flow enough, even though it says its for a 90 Turbo II.
10-24-17, 12:52 PM
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the walbro would be sufficient. i use an aem 320. fuel pumps arent expensive, it wouldnt hurt to get a nice one that will last and work well
320lph High Flow In-Tank Fuel Pump (Offset Inlet) | AEM
320lph High Flow In-Tank Fuel Pump (Offset Inlet) | AEM
10-24-17, 05:20 PM
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the walbro would be sufficient. i use an aem 320. fuel pumps arent expensive, it wouldnt hurt to get a nice one that will last and work well
320lph High Flow In-Tank Fuel Pump (Offset Inlet) AEM
320lph High Flow In-Tank Fuel Pump (Offset Inlet) AEM
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10-24-17, 07:24 PM
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Get the Denso pump that is the OEM stock part for a mid/late '90s Supra Turbo. It's literally a drop-in replacement for an FC fuel pump with much better performance. I'm using one on my FC, which currently dynos at 377RWHP; Unlike the Walbro pumps, these are OEM quiet and OEM reliable. Here's a link to one on Rock Auto:
http://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo....317583&jsn=372
http://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo....317583&jsn=372
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10-24-17, 11:08 PM
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Get the Denso pump that is the OEM stock part for a mid/late '90s Supra Turbo. It's literally a drop-in replacement for an FC fuel pump with much better performance. I'm using one on my FC, which currently dynos at 377RWHP; Unlike the Walbro pumps, these are OEM quiet and OEM reliable. Here's a link to one on Rock Auto:
More Information for DENSO 9510014
More Information for DENSO 9510014
I just compared that part number with one of the Densos for an FD on Rock auto, same part number!
That would explain alot. Thanks for chiming in. Pretty sure I will go this route.
