New fuel lab in tank pump
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New fuel lab in tank pump
fuel lab has new pump out that is intank and is supposidly able to add up to 3 supra pumps im told and is completely compatible with alcohol fuel including e85 and methanol. I would post a link or some pics if their website wasn't down at the moment. I met a guy this weekend who is using it in his supra and is thrilled with it. He is running on e85 and has been for a while. Has anyone else had any experience or heard anything through the grapevine?
I will try to post pics and/or a link as soon as there website is back up
the other intrest that i had was that it is just one pump which should save my motor if one pump goes out and i try to do a pull then all of a sudden NO FUEL! Where as with 1 pump it just doesnt start if it goes bad. not to mention i think the price of 1 fuel lab pump that does the job of 3 supra pumps is the price of 1 supra pump.
I will try to post pics and/or a link as soon as there website is back up
the other intrest that i had was that it is just one pump which should save my motor if one pump goes out and i try to do a pull then all of a sudden NO FUEL! Where as with 1 pump it just doesnt start if it goes bad. not to mention i think the price of 1 fuel lab pump that does the job of 3 supra pumps is the price of 1 supra pump.
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I think he was trying to say that the new pump flows as much as 3 supra pumps, not that they actually use 3 pumps. Atleast I hope thats what he means. I run dual walbros now also, andim planning on running dual Bosch pumps soon, and i hear the dual Bosch are a biatch to get in the tank.
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I think he was trying to say that the new pump flows as much as 3 supra pumps, not that they actually use 3 pumps. Atleast I hope thats what he means. I run dual walbros now also, andim planning on running dual Bosch pumps soon, and i hear the dual Bosch are a biatch to get in the tank.
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this one. seems like it should support up to 1000hp on e85. not that i plan on ever making that much, but it would be nice to know i have the fuel to do so.
http://www.fuelab.com/index.php?page...emart&Itemid=3
http://www.fuelab.com/index.php?page...emart&Itemid=3
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on second thought I think that the fuel lab pump may be the same as the sx pump that rxtasy57 made another thread about. Is there any difference between sx and fuel lab.
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The whole idea of RXtasy's setup is that Fuel slosh doesnt happen when your surge tank is pressurized! (Theres a bunch of other reasons why his setup is like it is too)
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this one. seems like it should support up to 1000hp on e85. not that i plan on ever making that much, but it would be nice to know i have the fuel to do so.
http://www.fuelab.com/index.php?page...emart&Itemid=3
http://www.fuelab.com/index.php?page...emart&Itemid=3
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