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Old 12-08-03, 04:23 PM
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HK6 + Walboro pump?

Does anyone use this setup, and how do you like it?
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haltech E6X, My bad.
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I would say most of the fuel pump upgrades on 2nd Gen's are Walboro 255 LH's. They are a great pump, no reason for them not to work just fine with any EMS.



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definitely a good upgrade! smart spending of 100 dollars!
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Just to give you some salt with your sugar, the walbro does make a good bit more noise than other aftermarket pumps. You might get a high pitch whine in your interior. Nippon denso pumps are awesome: higher reliability*, no noise, but also more expensive. You get what you pay for, but there's no better bang for your buck than the walbro. And of course it'll be compatible with the haltech.

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P.S. * I've never personally known anybody who had their walbro fail on them, but I do know that it can happen.
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walbro is very nosiy but very reliable
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If you guys can hear your fuel pump, then your exhaust is far too quiet I have never heard mine.
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I can hear it when I first turn the key on, but as soon as it starts, the nois gets dround out, and that's whithout the stereo installed. I won't be able to hear anything after.... he he
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