Attn Racetronix.
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Are these what you are looking for.
http://www.racetronix.biz/items.asp?...atus=0&Tp=&Bc=
http://www.racetronix.biz/items.asp?...atus=0&Tp=&Bc=
They are 8mm in diameter, you just need measure from pump to top of fuel module to figure the correct length you need. Looks like they go from 3.5" to almost 17" in length on their website.
I've e-mail them several times, but no response.
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Verdad Gallardo Well, I order my parts through their site and receive them in about a week.
Their located in Canada. Couldn't find a phone #. I'm old school, like to talk to someone before ordering parts from them.
Their located in Canada. Couldn't find a phone #. I'm old school, like to talk to someone before ordering parts from them.
Same here.. that's the only negative thing about Racetronix.. their products are top notch though. They don't have a phone number listed anywhere. They do have a phone though because they called me with their number blocked after I asked a lot of questions via email. Maybe they don't have enough employees to man the phones and take care of the manufacturing side as well. They're still the best IMO though.
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From: A Racetronix dealer near you...
Racetronix is a manufacturer and distributor and as such we do not have phone sales or support. We offer web sales and forum support. We have many dealers throughout the USA who are very willing and able to provide sales and support. If a dealer does not have stock they can arrange for a drop-shipment directly from our facility.
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Manufacturer / Distributor of Automotive Fuel Systems, Components & Electronics
Please support a Racetronix dealer near you for personalized service.
>WEB SITE<
Manufacturer / Distributor of Automotive Fuel Systems, Components & Electronics
Please support a Racetronix dealer near you for personalized service.
>WEB SITE<
Joined: Mar 2002
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From: A Racetronix dealer near you...
We do not offer the same fuel tube in our web store as we supply it in our F99 fuel pump assembly as a DIY item.
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Manufacturer / Distributor of Automotive Fuel Systems, Components & Electronics
Please support a Racetronix dealer near you for personalized service.
>WEB SITE<
Manufacturer / Distributor of Automotive Fuel Systems, Components & Electronics
Please support a Racetronix dealer near you for personalized service.
>WEB SITE<
Launching!
Joined: Oct 2003
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From: Chicago
Racetronix is a manufacturer and distributor and as such we do not have phone sales or support. We offer web sales and forum support. We have many dealers throughout the USA who are very willing and able to provide sales and support. If a dealer does not have stock they can arrange for a drop-shipment directly from our facility.
Thanks!
Thanks!
I had my car done like 2 years ago.. The shop who did it, ordered your red pump... I told him I wanted a 340 l/h... I see you discontinued the red pump. Did you ever carry this in 340 l/h... I dont know what pump I have....
If you did, how can I tell if it was a 340 l/h pump... If I cant, I will just buy the new purple 340 pump... And run a boost a pump at 18 volts.. I am going to make around 700 hp, and 800 on nitrous, rwhp... So my question is, did you ever carry a red 340 gear-rotor pump... Or where they all based on the 255 pump... Also, I get 50 psi at idle now... I have about 525 rear wheel now, with no problem... But soon I turn up the boost hard from 5psi to 13 psi...
Also, is the walbro 430 pump, is that a direct fit in the tank.... I might just go with that, if it fits... Unless I can get away with the 340 purple pump, with a boost a pump....
