Fuel pump Booster
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Fuel pump Booster
Anyone have experience with this item. Looks interesting and maybe help out with fuel issues.
http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...83&prmenbr=361
http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...83&prmenbr=361
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They work great. They add voltage to the pump with reference to boost. What do you need to know about them? RETed runs a Kenne Bell version, swears by it.
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I'd keep the voltage at or around 16VDC (Kenne Bell maxes out at 16VDC) if you're paranoid, but the fuel pump should be able to take 50% more voltage in very short bursts (up to 18VDC).  The MSD unit is adjustable ratio, so you can control the rising rate of the voltage; you need to also take into account your maximum boost level.  On FC's, it's paramount to make sure you have a stable "full" voltage signal to the fuel pump - age and corrosion can induce voltage drops that can lead to lower-than-normal fuel pump capacities, which has been implicated to a lot of blown engines; these voltage regulators make it easy to "fix" this problem, instead of doing rewire jobs.
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I'm going single right now and I'm planning on running about 22# of boost. I've got 850 pri and 1600 sec. I have the Warlboro HP fuel pump and was worried that the pump would not be enough for my setup. I also have the SR RRFPR. Do you think this would be a good upgrade if my pump is not enough? Is there a better pump out there for about the same price that would satisfy my fuel needs? Just looking ahead in case my pump is not adequate.
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