Racetronix / Walbro 386L/Hr Pump
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These pumps work great, we have installed a few into local customers vehicles. If your car is returnless we caution you that this pump may overpower an in tank regulator and cause a pressure rise.
The "mushroom" on the bottom of the pump is quite large so this pump is not appropriate for all applications.
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March 3rd 2012 6:42AM to [email]sales@racrtonix.com
I currently have 2 walbro 255's and was thinking of just going to 1 pump to eliminate all the BS inside the bucket. Crank hp is + - 650ish N/A
+ I may change the vehicle that this engine is in ?
They are both return type.
I currently have 2 walbro 255's and was thinking of just going to 1 pump to eliminate all the BS inside the bucket. Crank hp is + - 650ish N/A
+ I may change the vehicle that this engine is in ?
They are both return type.
Last edited by davidws6; 03-23-2012 at 04:16 PM. Reason: more info
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March 3rd 2012 6:42AM to [email]sales@racrtonix.com
I currently have 2 walbro 255's and was thinking of just going to 1 pump to eliminate all the BS inside the bucket. Crank hp is + - 650ish N/A
+ I may change the vehicle that this engine is in ?
They are both return type.
I currently have 2 walbro 255's and was thinking of just going to 1 pump to eliminate all the BS inside the bucket. Crank hp is + - 650ish N/A
+ I may change the vehicle that this engine is in ?
They are both return type.
As for the pump, they are nice other than their size. At 650 crank, 1 of these will work very well.
Last edited by Lonnies Performance; 03-24-2012 at 08:52 AM.