Fueling & Injection - Is there an in-tank pump for 1200hp E85?

My dual walbros need an upgrade. I've got everything wired and plumbed for an in-tank setup, -10 lines.. what are some options for in-tank pumps that would do this? ....And not be maxed out. Is there 1 big pump? 2 other better pumps?


99 Transam. Factory tank.

1200 flywheel? E85 or not? The Magnafuel 4303 can be submerged and would do it on reg gas or E. I cant tell you if it will fit in the stock tank though. You could do twin Bosch 044's if you can get them in there also.

As the title said E85... yes. :) 1200 flywheel... but I dont want the pump maxed out at that. So 1500 hp flywheel maybe. I considered the 044's but was curious if there was one pump that would do the job.....reliably, and fit in the tank.

http://www.racetronix.biz/itemdesc.asp?ic=F90000267&eq=&Tp=
Two of the Walbro F90000267's are your best option for flow and E85 for intank...but 1500hp support is questionable

http://www.racetronix.biz/itemdesc.asp?ic=F90000267&eq=&Tp=
Two of the Walbro F90000267's are your best option for flow and E85 for intank...but 1500hp support is questionable

I cannot find the price on that pump on that page. ?? I guess they dont want to sell them....Good thing there is Ebay. Are they better than the Bosch 044's?... Or the aeromotive in tank stealth ones?

I cannot find the price on that pump on that page. ?? I guess they dont want to sell them....Good thing there is Ebay. Are they better than the Bosch 044's?... Or the aeromotive in tank stealth ones?

The f90000267 flows more than both and is truly e85 compatible, so yes it is better in my opinion for your situation

2 44's will not do it. You need a sumped setup with probly 2 4303's

Ive got a car running right around 1200 flywheel on one 4303 right now.