Belt Driven Fuel Pump for FI
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Anyone using a belt driven fuel pump? How well does it work compared to electric? Noise?? Starting???
If your running one, please post pic.
Thanks - Ron
If your running one, please post pic.
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I run a similar setup on my Supra. We run a stock intank pump to prime the fuel system for starting. To get the mandrels, pulleys, belts, etc check out Peterson Fluid Systems http://www.petersonfluidsys.com/
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right in the middle of this pic. I run the aeromotive billet one. Initial priming kinda sucks, but after that, it only takes a few seconds of cranking to start (if its been sitting overnight)
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when you make 1000+whp the huge external electric pumps tend to overheat and no real way to fit them in a fuel cell or tank or need special controllers to keep them alive so most go to a belt driven external pump for reliability and all out flow.