Who has made their own double Walbro in-tank kits?
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I followed Mighty Mouse's thread when I did mine. I used evap line as the return, plugged the T-block that returned to the tank then cut and splice the evap and old return line together right by the block.
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i did mine, left all the stock lines alone. just y'ed them together. also i put my 2nd one on a wot switch. i like it better cause it is sooo simple to check and make sure its working. mines coming on at about 75% throttle.
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Just curious why people run a hobbs switch? At the rate my boost comes on I would never rely on a pump to turn on in time and have pressure in time. Seems risky to me.
Heres my old dual setup. Not the optimal Y-block... but it worked.
I needed more (E85) so I put 3 Walbros in. The special 3-1 block I made myself out of a 1/2 NPT female plug/cap. Same could be done if you only run 2 pumps.
Heres my old dual setup. Not the optimal Y-block... but it worked.
I needed more (E85) so I put 3 Walbros in. The special 3-1 block I made myself out of a 1/2 NPT female plug/cap. Same could be done if you only run 2 pumps.