Dusty Southers

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Hey guys. I have a 2004 CTS-V with a VRX4 cam, cold air, headers, and catback. I also will be spraying a 125-150 wet shot...what kind of fuel pump do i need? Im not trying to spend more than $200

serik21

Aem or deatchwerks 320

DMM

DW301...it's a direct replacement.

TeamSorad

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I have a basically brand new oem one if you are interested and it will work with your set up. Thought my pump went out but turned out to be my coolant sensor shutting my car off

Dusty Southers

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Just PM you

Dusty Southers

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sorry man just saw it was a OEM fuel pump...are all of these good to handle a 150shot?

TeamSorad

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I have no idea, that is why I said if it will work with your setup. I'm sure some pros will chim in

DMM

DW301 is what you need. It's $150 straight from DW.

jkel1124

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I just installed the Racetronix kit (255 Walbro with the direct hotwire). It was right at $200 shipped and supplies my 500rwhp setup with plenty of fuel.

Dusty Southers

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So I can find the DW300 but not the DW301...samething?

2007V

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Ya DW300 and you are good to go

DMM

Yep...my bad. Here you go...http://www.deatschwerks.com/products...s/dw300-detail

Dusty Southers

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So I went with the DW301...I got it and it smells like gas...is that normal? Do they test the pump with gas before shipping it out?

2007V

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I don't remember, but I wouldn't worry about it. Hopefully they do test them.

DMM

I don't remember either. Was the box or paperwork stained or saturated? I def hook it up to a battery for a quick test prior to install, but I test that on every part I install (habit of being a former flat rate line tech).

Dusty Southers

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Everything looked fine, but ill test it before install...

hoagieroll

We test every pump before shipping for flow and current at 40psi and 80psi. We do our best to dry the pumps before shipping but sometimes there is some fluid left over. Not to worry though, we test with n-heptane per SAE standard, not gasoline. Also, the pumps are heat sealed into a poly bag so no fluid should escape.

Dusty Southers

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Thanks...I appreciate the feedback.

punishmentcycle

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almost all cpump companys test their pumps for quality control. they dont use gasoline but something similar.

punishmentcycle

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ah beat me too it