Weldon as AUX pump or just get a dial-a-flow?
06-09-2008 | 03:56 AM
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Weldon as AUX pump or just get a dial-a-flow? I was planning on setting up a weldon 2035 as an AUX pump that would kick on at a certain PSI through a fuel controller and keep the in-tank walbro 255. If I set it up like this the weldon would only be running like 10% of the time.
Or should I just use only the weldon 2035 and install it with a dial-a-flow?
I live in Vegas and it gets pretty hot and I've had friends with A1000's die from the heat out here but no one really runs a Weldon. I would like to street drive the car once and a while but didn't know the reliability of a Weldon with a dial-a-flow.
Or should I just use only the weldon 2035 and install it with a dial-a-flow?
I live in Vegas and it gets pretty hot and I've had friends with A1000's die from the heat out here but no one really runs a Weldon. I would like to street drive the car once and a while but didn't know the reliability of a Weldon with a dial-a-flow.
06-09-2008 | 04:17 PM
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Well for now with the current turbo, I plan on pushing 800-900hp, but I figured if I just take care of the fuel system I can just install a larger Garrett ball bearing turbo on later.
06-10-2008 | 12:19 PM
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From: Lake in the Hills, IL
MagnaFuel makes an inline street pump that we use in our Race stage systems and they work great for the street with no need for a fuel controller. They have a 1000-1500and 2000 HP version. Give me a call I will help you design a system for your needs.
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