Walbro 255 Lph fuel pump
#4
I was suggested to run a 340 at an estimated ~625 NA, even though my 255 had the upgraded hotwire kit.
No point cheaping out on the fuel pump on the type of build you are talking. You'd already be over 10k into the motor anyway .
No point cheaping out on the fuel pump on the type of build you are talking. You'd already be over 10k into the motor anyway .
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I would not risk it. I think ~600chp is about the max I would be willing to go with a 255 340 pump. I would do a Weldon with some -10an feed lines with a sump and be done with it. If you were going to drive it on the street a a lot I would suggestion the double intank setup as those weldons are loud and can heat up under continuous duty without lower the voltage.
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I would not risk it. I think ~600chp is about the max I would be willing to go with a 255 340 pump. I would do a Weldon with some -10an feed lines with a sump and be done with it. If you were going to drive it on the street a a lot I would suggestion the double intank setup as those weldons are loud and can heat up under continuous duty without lower the voltage.
Will the Walbro 450 fit in the LT1 bucket?
Of course not, not with this build. I'm already at the least 10K