Weldon Pumps?
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I am in the market for a good external pump for around 600-700rwhp and have read that the Weldon is about the best. Do I need a 2025, or the 2015? Who has the best pice on them? And lastly, with the Weldon do I need a pump regulator for street use like the Aeromotives do?
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If you don't plan on drastically increasing the horsepower, the 2015 will work great. I don't know if you need a dial a flow controller, I had one when I ran a single 2025 pump, and I needed it to keep the fuel cool while cruising. I would probably recommend you get the Road & Track Combo Kit and be done with it. MadMan can get you a good deal on it, www.madmanandcoracing.com for his number.
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Yeah well whats the fun in that?
Thanks guys, let me know if you want to sell your 2025, if not I will give Madman a call, he is a great guy to deal with, I talked with him for awhile when trying to get a TH400 in my car.
Thanks guys, let me know if you want to sell your 2025, if not I will give Madman a call, he is a great guy to deal with, I talked with him for awhile when trying to get a TH400 in my car.
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Originally Posted by WhatCam?
How much HP will a 2015 handle before a 2025 is needed?
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I've spoke to weldon on the phone and he ashured me that the 2025 was good for 1250wrhp so I'm thinking that maybe a little to big for your setup.At the same time these pumps are so pricey I'd almost spring for the biggin.The only draw back though
is the more the fuel feeds and returns the hotter it gets.But you can get a volt a boost so the fuel dosen't get to hot,and your pump dosen't always have to work so hard.
is the more the fuel feeds and returns the hotter it gets.But you can get a volt a boost so the fuel dosen't get to hot,and your pump dosen't always have to work so hard.
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Originally Posted by sr71bbjr
I've spoke to weldon on the phone and he ashured me that the 2025 was good for 1250wrhp so I'm thinking that maybe a little to big for your setup.At the same time these pumps are so pricey I'd almost spring for the biggin.The only draw back though
is the more the fuel feeds and returns the hotter it gets.But you can get a volt a boost so the fuel dosen't get to hot,and your pump dosen't always have to work so hard.
is the more the fuel feeds and returns the hotter it gets.But you can get a volt a boost so the fuel dosen't get to hot,and your pump dosen't always have to work so hard.
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