fuel pumps ebay vs WALBRO
05-10-2011, 01:42 PM
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Seems like Walbro is the way to go. So it works plenty good by it's self I take it without needing a re-wire/hot-wire kit correct? I don't know what hp a 255lph will support, i've heard about going walbro 340 possibly with bigger setups. Why pay more for racetronix and additional for wiring kit if Walbro works just as good if not better?
05-11-2011, 12:52 PM
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05-11-2011, 02:03 PM
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Yeah they want like 700$ can't just buy the pump only has be the whole sending unit and pump. I checked when mine went out few years back.
If you want to wait 5 hours for tow truck AAA takes there time. worth the extra $100 for the Racetronixs and piece of mind
Autozone wants $202.99 for airtex pump. And can get racetronixs whole kit $208
Oreily Auto has Delphi Whole Sending Unit and Pump for $479. Bosch says to call for pricing.
If you want to wait 5 hours for tow truck AAA takes there time. worth the extra $100 for the Racetronixs and piece of mind
Autozone wants $202.99 for airtex pump. And can get racetronixs whole kit $208
Oreily Auto has Delphi Whole Sending Unit and Pump for $479. Bosch says to call for pricing.
The reason I quoted you was = I have AAA and I used them twice. I never had to wait longer than 30 minutes and one time it was out in the middle of no where in Tennessee at a lodge.
