What fuel pump should I get?
10-07-2009, 08:41 PM
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What fuel pump should I get? Just wondering what fuel pump everyone is running, and which to stay away from. I havent quite confirmed thats my problem yet, I still have a few more things to check but its been raining. I found a BBK, Holley, and a Granatelli in Summit are any of these good options?
10-07-2009, 11:22 PM
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Just wondering what fuel pump everyone is running, and which to stay away from. I havent quite confirmed thats my problem yet, I still have a few more things to check but its been raining. I found a BBK, Holley, and a Granatelli in Summit are any of these good options?
10-08-2009, 09:39 AM
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I currently have the Racetronix kit and it is great. It solves a critical issue, which is current at high load (WOT) times. The factory wiring barely supplies enough current for the stock pump, much less one that requires more current (i.e. 255 lph pumps).
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10-08-2009, 05:39 PM
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Avoid the Racetronix site like the plague; they don't even list a phone number. To contact them, you have to send an email and wait for a reply. Shameful in this day and age, IMHO. Especially if you run into an issue during the install like I did.
10-08-2009, 06:14 PM
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I went with Lonnie's Performance. Outstanding service before and after the sale. Give him a call and he can tell you everything you need to know.
Avoid the Racetronix site like the plague; they don't even list a phone number. To contact them, you have to send an email and wait for a reply. Shameful in this day and age, IMHO. Especially if you run into an issue during the install like I did.
Avoid the Racetronix site like the plague; they don't even list a phone number. To contact them, you have to send an email and wait for a reply. Shameful in this day and age, IMHO. Especially if you run into an issue during the install like I did.
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10-08-2009, 08:51 PM
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I went with Lonnie's Performance. Outstanding service before and after the sale. Give him a call and he can tell you everything you need to know.
Avoid the Racetronix site like the plague; they don't even list a phone number. To contact them, you have to send an email and wait for a reply. Shameful in this day and age, IMHO. Especially if you run into an issue during the install like I did.
Avoid the Racetronix site like the plague; they don't even list a phone number. To contact them, you have to send an email and wait for a reply. Shameful in this day and age, IMHO. Especially if you run into an issue during the install like I did.
Straight from there website
"Distribution, design and manufacturing of race related electronics and fuel systems."
"Racetronix encourages customers to purchase from our authorized dealers for personalized support."
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