I have a 2001 Camaro Z28 that is basically all stock and would like to know what is a GOOD reliable fuelpump to invest in I was looking for a GM MU1730 made in the USA but have no luck with that one ,have heard the cheap China autoparts ones are junk?Thanks

 

i've had good luck with AEM, I had an aeromotive fail but It was more likely my fault because I used factory wiring on a 340lph pump. I've also had good luck with quantum and walbro.


https://www.highflowfuel.com/catalog...zfBzR97DIElJAh

 

The original pump was made by Delphi, and the replacements from them were still made in USA as recently as ~10 years ago or so. Not sure about today.

I'd still go with a Delphi for a stock application, that will be the closest to OE quality/reliability.

 

Are you opposed to more of an aftermarket solution OP? WS6 Store (site sponsor) has a drop in Walbro (now TI Automotive) fuel pump - 001LS1DFFP .

As far as I'm aware, they're still all USA made (most recent TI pump I've purchased was around 8-10 months ago).

My go-to brands are both US made - TI Automotve and Deatschwerks. Situation/application depending, i'll go with Denso or Bosch if the others don't have what I need.

I'll second what RPM WS6 said, if I had to go with more of an off-the-shelf or what the parts store can typically order, Delphi.

 

Delphi stock spec pumps are still made. The bulkhead connector is different so the wiring adapter will need to be spliced.

 

I've had a Walbro 255 in my LS6 swapped 98 Wrangler for over 15 years. Zero issues. If you go that route make sure its a "real" Walbro pump. Not a knock off of some sort.
Same pump in my 80 Camaro with a a LS3 swap.