Magnafuel Pro tuner 625 (electric) vs Magnafuel Pro Outlaw 625 (mechanical) fuel pump
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Magnaflow Pro Outlaw 625
- $490
- 6 GPM @ 4,000 RPM
Magnaflow Pro Tuner 625
- $470
- 5.3 GPM all the time
Magnafuel says not to run any kind of controller on their electric pumps, which concerns me for non WOT applications and I like that the mechanical pump will slow itself down in the lower RPM's.
Cost is a wash, and the mechanical pump has a little more flow (not that I need it, goal is only 1200 HP or so and both pumps are overkill for that).
Pros or cons of either?
- $490
- 6 GPM @ 4,000 RPM
Magnaflow Pro Tuner 625
- $470
- 5.3 GPM all the time
Magnafuel says not to run any kind of controller on their electric pumps, which concerns me for non WOT applications and I like that the mechanical pump will slow itself down in the lower RPM's.
Cost is a wash, and the mechanical pump has a little more flow (not that I need it, goal is only 1200 HP or so and both pumps are overkill for that).
Pros or cons of either?
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Just bought the protuner 750 myself, mainly because its able to support high HP and know for being reliable on the street. I would think the belt driven pump would be better suited for a race only application but thats just my best guess. I do know the Magnafuel electric pumps dont run a voltage controller because of their straight through design, they claim that the fuel cools the motor.