Dead pump
Dead pump I have a dead stock pump and i need a new one.
is there a pump that will handle 400 rwhp for about the price of a stock pump, or should i stick with a stock pump.
BTW i have a barestock Lt1 In my 94 Firebird Formula.
is there a pump that will handle 400 rwhp for about the price of a stock pump, or should i stick with a stock pump.
BTW i have a barestock Lt1 In my 94 Firebird Formula.
yes fuel pump. do i have to modify anything to get that pump to fit?
also what is a good price for one?
I live in NE Ohio should i just run to gmr speed or should i get it at like jegs or some other place?
also what is a good price for one?
I live in NE Ohio should i just run to gmr speed or should i get it at like jegs or some other place?
is a walbro 255l a direct fit or what?
i dont want to drop 250 bucks on that pump becuase i really dont need to support that much hp.
But will a plain walbro255l support a pretty much stock ls7 or maybe one with a little tune?
i dont want to drop 250 bucks on that pump becuase i really dont need to support that much hp.
But will a plain walbro255l support a pretty much stock ls7 or maybe one with a little tune?
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Nope, not a direct replacement.
Matt
Matt
Originally Posted by ggk
is a walbro 255l a direct fit or what?
i dont want to drop 250 bucks on that pump becuase i really dont need to support that much hp.
But will a plain walbro255l support a pretty much stock ls7 or maybe one with a little tune?
i dont want to drop 250 bucks on that pump becuase i really dont need to support that much hp.
But will a plain walbro255l support a pretty much stock ls7 or maybe one with a little tune?
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What do I have to do to get a walbro255l to fit? IS there a mounting kit or something?
I just got my tank all the way out and wan to put it back together next sat.
PS why didn't gm put anti sieze(sp?) on the panard bar bolts?
They were a pain in the butt.
What do I have to do to get a walbro255l to fit? IS there a mounting kit or something?
I just got my tank all the way out and wan to put it back together next sat.
PS why didn't gm put anti sieze(sp?) on the panard bar bolts?
They were a pain in the butt.
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The most you will save by getting the Walbro pump is about $125. In addition you will still be faced with using the 'just adequate' voltage to the stock pump's existing wiring.
IMO the PNP kit is the best value as it comes with a complete parts kit right down to a paper clip in addition to excellent instructions most mechanically inclined can read and understand during the install. The wiring kit supplied with the PNP kit is powered directly from the battery and all wiring is superior in size to the stock wiring so you'll never have to worry about losing voltage to the pump.
http://www.racetronix.com/RX-F98-FPKG-2.html
Don't know if the links still exist with instructions for just replacing the stock pump with a Walbro sans the PNP kit. Might try a search.
Call Nasty's for the pump. Maybe they will supply instructions for just a pump.
IMO the PNP kit is the best value as it comes with a complete parts kit right down to a paper clip in addition to excellent instructions most mechanically inclined can read and understand during the install. The wiring kit supplied with the PNP kit is powered directly from the battery and all wiring is superior in size to the stock wiring so you'll never have to worry about losing voltage to the pump.
http://www.racetronix.com/RX-F98-FPKG-2.html
Don't know if the links still exist with instructions for just replacing the stock pump with a Walbro sans the PNP kit. Might try a search.
Call Nasty's for the pump. Maybe they will supply instructions for just a pump.
Last edited by dlandsvZ28; May 28, 2006 at 10:24 AM.