94 guy

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i need to get a pump asap.

SmaknaSS

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I would get the Racetronix kit personally. It comes with a hot-wire kit to handle the extra Amp load.

koolaid_kid

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When my Walbro burned out, I installed the Racetronix kit. IMHO, there is no comparison. First, the Walbro included in the Racetronix kit is specially modified for our cars. Second, the wiring harness is top notch, and IMO of military quality. It provides maximum power to the pump, even under a full load. Once you see it, you will understand.

Evans752

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Racetronix all the way, plug and play like the people above me have said. There wire is as nice as it gets.

Area 51 Racing

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Racetronix is the best route to go

SSilverSSurfer

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cant argue with the PNP. racetronix for sure

Lonnies Performance

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I have them in stock if you need one.

Awake455

I purchased and installed the Racetronix kit. I was quite impressed with it. I wouldn't say it is of military quality...it was quite the opposite...very high quality. Not like the lowest bidder but highest price stuff I work with daily.

koolaid_kid

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95 Z28

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This might be a dumb question but is there a major difference between the Racetronix kit and the Walbro 225/Casper hotwire kit?

94 guy

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lonnie do you have just the pump? i have the harness. the pump is a RX-F99-FPKG-2

gMAG

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On the price difference alone, I would be inclined to buy the Walbro and use a wider gauge of wire. I, also, can understand why some here would prefer the simplicity of the ready-made Racetronix, though.

Frost

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not for a 98, but for 99-up the racetronics has the venturi feed to keep the bucket system working properly

bowe1632

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if u want the walbro pm me

408z28

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racetronix uses a walbro 255 pump...they put their aluminum cover over it. They just supply the hot wire kit. I run a walbro 255 with a hot wire kit, and have never had any problems with it.

To compare a walbro 255 and a "racetronix" pump...is like compairing a trans am to a z28
They both have the same internals.

El_Diablo

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worth every penny if you don't want to monkey with **** and just want to plug it in and roll.

94 guy

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i'm trying to figure out if it's worth monkeying with?

408z28

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What is there to "monkey" with...???

You drop the tank...install the pump...then install your hot wire kit. You do the same instation process weather you got the racetronix or the walbro.

Ive done both and there is no difference.....performance wise or installation wise. You just have to ask yourself....do I want to pay an extra $ 120.00 for a aluminum cover with "racetronix" engraved on the side, the pump is a walbro. I have $139.00 in my walbro 255 and a hot wire kit. The same set up from racetronix is $259. Just my .02

94 guy

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who has a good deal on the walbro's? what about the $68 pump on ebay?

408z28

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I bought mine through new era performance when they had them on sale. That was last year though. Their all the same though...weather you buy it from summit, any one of the sponsors on here, or from ebay. Most all of the sponsors on here will price match, so find it cheap and go with whoever you want.