98 guys get ready!
In case you cant guess thats a Hellcat pump in a 98 module.
We will be offering these as drop in complete modules only at the moment. There are too many different module designs to allow us to have them as a pump alone for sale in this setup. We will have 98 hellcat pump and hotwire combo options but the modifications will be up to the end user there with no instructions.
Brand new gm modules will be used.
We will have 340 kits available as well.
This is just a preliminary/prototype so its still kinda rough.
No one can "have it for free" or "try it out"
These modules take quite a bit of time to make, no need to joke around about them.
They will also offer a complete wiring harness with new style bulkhead that must be bought with the kit. It will only be sold together. Still plug and play, drop in and go with either an adjustable external fuel pressure regulator or c5 filter reg kit.
Ill post more pics when its near completion with the harness. They will come with the complete harness from bullhead on car to pump and hotwire kit.
More info Monday for pricing. This will require a specific hotwire harness that will ONLY be sold with the units. You cannot purchase separately.
They will be 100% plug and play no repinning necessary. Includes new heavy duty bulkhead.
We will have 255/340/and the hellcat options.
255 and 340 will work with factory regulator.
The hellcat can use the c5 filter/regulator kit, external regulator or complete fuel rail kit from Racetronix. We can modify the 255 and 350 for external regulator also for same price if you want to use the c5 filter kit or an external regulator.
These are brand new GM module assemblies also. We will use them until the supply runs out then we will use an aftermarket unit there.
For someone NA... at say 620rwhp the 340 kit should be fine with the stock fuel lines? At what point would you recommend moving to the -8AN and a return style fuel system? I know 700rwhp is about the limit with boost... but NA is different.
The 340 in the modules we have can use the factory regulator in tank but id really recommend the c5 kit or an external regulator. The hellcat could still use stock lines up to 750 BUT would necessitate the c5 filter kit or external regulator.
Anything 800+ definitely use the racetronix fuel line kit.
Also make sure you have a very good altenator. Any of these pumps need good current and voltage. Lack of that will definitely burn these units up and cause other issues. The 140/160 amp Escalade alternator is a good option BUT you still have to replace the excitor wire as well as they are the main reason for charging issues. We have a heavy duty pigtail for that its $20.
There are of course the Mechman, Powemaster and Power Bastards units also and a few others.
Here is the hotwire harness done.
You cannot use any existing hotwire harness you may have and these modules will only be sold with the new hotwire harness.

Is everything in the kit brand new? Does this include everything that goes inside the tank for factory behavior? Float lever arm, fuel lever sensor, etc? Pricing?

Is everything in the kit brand new? Does this include everything that goes inside the tank for factory behavior? Float lever arm, fuel lever sensor, etc? Pricing?
Pricing isnt set yet. We will have it very soon.
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The way the 98s are fed directly on the return they wouldn't be an issue.
You can see that in the pictures.
also I have a 98 as well with a 408 that Im planning on upgrading fuel system. right now I have the same set up as him and will be doing dual 450 pump and -8 feed with stock feed as return as well. I am going to use an external regulator.
what do you recommend/have for us
please PM me with the information sir.
David.
We will likely only be offering 255/340/hellcat pump options for the 98 and 99-02 modules. and our complete modules also. So if you want the biggest the hellcat will be it BUT YOU WILL NEED A BETTER THAN STOCK ALTERNATOR AND EXCITOR WIRE. basically for the 340+ pumps this is a necessity.
We only have the 255 and 340 pump available for the 98 because the 400+ require quite a bit of modification to make work. That is why we are engineering this complete kit. We likely wont offer just a 400+/hellcat pump only kit due to that.
can you quote me a drop in set up like I am wanting with a harness (I dont think the current one from racetronix would work? maybe Im wrong.)
please let me know what you suggest.
98 fuel pump modules
The 255 will use std hotwire harness and bulkhead. The 340 and hellcat will use upgrades bulkhead and custom harness. Hence the price difference.
Shipping is definitely messing with the time frame so they will be delayed some. But they are available. I have a hellcat ready to go right now actually with hotwire.
98 fuel pump modules
The 255 will use std hotwire harness and bulkhead. The 340 and hellcat will use upgrades bulkhead and custom harness. Hence the price difference.
Shipping is definitely messing with the time frame so they will be delayed some. But they are available. I have a hellcat ready to go right now actually with hotwire.
"Note: 340 fuel pump kits for use with original equipment/modules already in vehicle do require c5 filter kit or adjustable external fuel pressure regulator or Racetronix complete fuel line kit. The in tank regulator is of a different design"
Last edited by JimMueller; May 18, 2020 at 01:30 PM.
"Note: 340 fuel pump kits for use with original equipment/modules already in vehicle do require c5 filter kit or adjustable external fuel pressure regulator or Racetronix complete fuel line kit. The in tank regulator is of a different design"
The 340 and hellcat require a custom hotwire so even if you have a 255 kit and hotwire you cannot use it. It will require this custom harness.
The 340 and hellcat also require an external regulator of some sort. Whether the c5 or an external adjustable. they will have the in tank regulator removed and bypassed with straight tube to filter.
That's basically exactly what it says in link also.
$495 shipped







