How would this fuel pump be for us bigger turbo 7's?
How would this fuel pump be for us bigger turbo 7's?
Saw this on another forum. Iv been thinking about going dual 255's but how would this be as a replacement. Any info would be great!
http://forums.evolutionm.net/vendor-...ml#post8968080
http://forums.evolutionm.net/vendor-...ml#post8968080
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Impressive..... take a peek at this thread from the archives:
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-gen-archives-73/some-fuel-system-ramblings-578521/
Looks like this pump should flow almost as much as the Apex'i BNR32 pump I've been using successfully for a while now to support rwhp in the low 500s.......
~265 lph (70 gph) at 70 psi and ~240 lph (63 gph) at 75 psi if I interpolated the graph correctly. The Apex'i is at 72 and 67 gph at 70 and 75 psi fuel px, respectively.
Being that the Apex'i is discontinued (and buzzes like a **** when running 13.5 volts constant, lol) I'll keep my eye on this. But----aren't aeromotive pumps of different models known for an abnormally high failure rate?
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-gen-archives-73/some-fuel-system-ramblings-578521/
Looks like this pump should flow almost as much as the Apex'i BNR32 pump I've been using successfully for a while now to support rwhp in the low 500s.......
~265 lph (70 gph) at 70 psi and ~240 lph (63 gph) at 75 psi if I interpolated the graph correctly. The Apex'i is at 72 and 67 gph at 70 and 75 psi fuel px, respectively.
Being that the Apex'i is discontinued (and buzzes like a **** when running 13.5 volts constant, lol) I'll keep my eye on this. But----aren't aeromotive pumps of different models known for an abnormally high failure rate?
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