What pumps are you E85 guys running?
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What pumps are you E85 guys running?
I have a LQ4 that I am going to run a S88 Turbo on in my 67 Chevelle, I need advice on QUIET fuel pumps that will last on E85.
I just returned a 4303 to Summit after reading about how loud they are.
I am leaning toward dual pumps mounted in my fuel cell,
What pumps would be the quietest and handle the E 85 on the street the best?
I am looking for somewhere around 800 rwhp, but I will probably turn it up when I get there.
I just returned a 4303 to Summit after reading about how loud they are.
I am leaning toward dual pumps mounted in my fuel cell,
What pumps would be the quietest and handle the E 85 on the street the best?
I am looking for somewhere around 800 rwhp, but I will probably turn it up when I get there.
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Right here. I totally agree.
I use a walbro 255 and an aeromotive eliminator, works great but I had to buy more filters/fittings/ and a $75 check valve so pressure wouldn't back feed through the eliminator.
Wish the holley pump was available at the time I was putting mine together. I would have bought it instead. A friend uses the holley 1800 and its quiet and compact
I use a walbro 255 and an aeromotive eliminator, works great but I had to buy more filters/fittings/ and a $75 check valve so pressure wouldn't back feed through the eliminator.
Wish the holley pump was available at the time I was putting mine together. I would have bought it instead. A friend uses the holley 1800 and its quiet and compact
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They are quiet in my opinion. Running a 60PSI base, I'm dropping pressure bad at around 1k wheel HP. (bad is 1-1 reference and pressure is down to 65 at 22psi boost and small 50 nitrous pulling off the top)
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Right here. I totally agree.
I use a walbro 255 and an aeromotive eliminator, works great but I had to buy more filters/fittings/ and a $75 check valve so pressure wouldn't back feed through the eliminator.
Wish the holley pump was available at the time I was putting mine together. I would have bought it instead. A friend uses the holley 1800 and its quiet and compact
I use a walbro 255 and an aeromotive eliminator, works great but I had to buy more filters/fittings/ and a $75 check valve so pressure wouldn't back feed through the eliminator.
Wish the holley pump was available at the time I was putting mine together. I would have bought it instead. A friend uses the holley 1800 and its quiet and compact