fuel pump
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fuel pump
is anyone running the racetronix kit http://www.thunderracing.com/shop-by...d-Controllers/
if so any impressions ?? and does anyone have an install/writeup??
if so any impressions ?? and does anyone have an install/writeup??
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I am. Unfortunately, there's no writeup. It's a pain in the butt to install, regardless of whether you decide to drop the lower subframe or cut into your back seat.
If I had to do it over, I would order superior Aeromotive 340 LPH pump and the Racetronix kit that only includes the wiring and not the Walbro 255 LPH pump.
If I had to do it over, I would order superior Aeromotive 340 LPH pump and the Racetronix kit that only includes the wiring and not the Walbro 255 LPH pump.
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It all depends on your horsepower goals... I don't recall what the 255 will support, but I've got the setup you're looking at... The pump is a bit loud, but once my car is running I can't really hear it
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heavy not sure how effective that regulator will be. the one inside the tank would take first adjustment, would it not? just saying.
I just did the complete install of everything myself and modified the bucket too. really just time consuming and be careful not to break off any of those tubes attached to the tank. Mine broke and what a PITA getting new/used fuel tanks and buckets.
I used a BFH and big screwdriver to remove the locking rings. with the tank down, makes the angles much easier to swing, but the ring still does not come off easy.
I just did the complete install of everything myself and modified the bucket too. really just time consuming and be careful not to break off any of those tubes attached to the tank. Mine broke and what a PITA getting new/used fuel tanks and buckets.
I used a BFH and big screwdriver to remove the locking rings. with the tank down, makes the angles much easier to swing, but the ring still does not come off easy.
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heavy not sure how effective that regulator will be. the one inside the tank would take first adjustment, would it not? just saying.
I just did the complete install of everything myself and modified the bucket too. really just time consuming and be careful not to break off any of those tubes attached to the tank. Mine broke and what a PITA getting new/used fuel tanks and buckets.
I used a BFH and big screwdriver to remove the locking rings. with the tank down, makes the angles much easier to swing, but the ring still does not come off easy.
I just did the complete install of everything myself and modified the bucket too. really just time consuming and be careful not to break off any of those tubes attached to the tank. Mine broke and what a PITA getting new/used fuel tanks and buckets.
I used a BFH and big screwdriver to remove the locking rings. with the tank down, makes the angles much easier to swing, but the ring still does not come off easy.
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not sure if you can disconnect the regulator in tank, but I am still learning about our setup. I broke it all down and just feel like this fuel pump/regulator setup is very, very limited.
Unless you scrap that entire fuel bucket setup, and go with a return style where you can use that regulator, changing out the pump is the best you can do.
My car is not hurting for any fuel with my setup: Kyosan 1020 285lph,Racetronix hotwire, 42lb green tops, Nasty fuel rails w/an -8 dual feed/crossover.
just for safe keeping, I was thinking of adding the MSD 2351 or KB BAP.
Unless you scrap that entire fuel bucket setup, and go with a return style where you can use that regulator, changing out the pump is the best you can do.
My car is not hurting for any fuel with my setup: Kyosan 1020 285lph,Racetronix hotwire, 42lb green tops, Nasty fuel rails w/an -8 dual feed/crossover.
just for safe keeping, I was thinking of adding the MSD 2351 or KB BAP.
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My plan is to use the existing line as the return line and install a bigger dia line to the rails.
All the pumps that I looked at were voltage sensitive, and the existing line could be improved upon.
I seem to remember the fix for getting rid of the magna-volt is to replace the pump and up the pressure, also replace injectors.
I know that when you up the displacement (LS7) they run out of gas because the stock system can't feed it enough.
All the pumps that I looked at were voltage sensitive, and the existing line could be improved upon.
I seem to remember the fix for getting rid of the magna-volt is to replace the pump and up the pressure, also replace injectors.
I know that when you up the displacement (LS7) they run out of gas because the stock system can't feed it enough.
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I was under the impression you just remove this little guy...
https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachmen...l-assembly.jpg
https://ls1tech.com/forums/attachmen...l-assembly.jpg
Last edited by vmapper; 07-21-2012 at 06:54 PM. Reason: added image