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Old 02-02-2009, 01:38 PM
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Invest in an aftermarket fuel pump? (WB255)?

Currently running 30lbSVO,s FAST 90/90.. G5X3 cam,LS6 heads, boltons,85mm MAF/Lid..

Can the stock pump handle it?

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Considering your stock pump is almost 10 years old (unless it's been replaced before) I would go ahead and get one just to be safe. They're not that expensive and it's well worth it for peace of mind IMO.
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I have 100% direct fit kits in stock for your car if interested.
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Originally Posted by Lonnies Performance
I have 100% direct fit kits in stock for your car if interested.
Does your LS1 "high output" kit come with the hotwire kit or is it just the basic racetronix pump/harness?
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It is complete with wiring harness. This is the only way I feel a high output pump should be installed.
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Agreed. Do you have a picture of the entire kit? The one on your site only has the racetronix kit by itself.
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It has been replaced.. Oh, and my chassis has 280K on it thank you very much...

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Considering your stock pump is almost 10 years old (unless it's been replaced before) I would go ahead and get one just to be safe. They're not that expensive and it's well worth it for peace of mind IMO.
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