Racetronix fuel pump kit?
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Racetronix fuel pump kit?
Is it really worthy? or can I just get one of this (link below) and save a few bucks.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Walbr...spagenameZWDVW
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Walbr...spagenameZWDVW
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It is if you want your factory fuel system to be functional. When using a plain Jane walbro pump you'll loose the venturi system as the fuel pump bucket has to be cut up. The venturi system keeps the fuel pump submerged at all times, no matter what the fuel level is in the main tank. The Racetronix kit also comes with a hot wire kit to up the voltage of the pump. So if you want to keep all the factory functions of the fuel system and want a plug and play fuel system, then yes it's worth it. Some more info on the Racetronix kits:
http://www.harrisspeedworks.com/shop/home.php?cat=330
Matt
http://www.harrisspeedworks.com/shop/home.php?cat=330
Matt
#3
If you do not hae heads and cam a Walboro pump will do. However Like Matt said the racetronix system is a much better way to go. It will syupport up to about 650 rear wheel hp.
The Walboro intank will support up to about 500.
Dave
The Walboro intank will support up to about 500.
Dave
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Originally Posted by Nitro Dave's Nitrous Outlet
If you do not hae heads and cam a Walboro pump will do. However Like Matt said the racetronix system is a much better way to go. It will syupport up to about 650 rear wheel hp.
The Walboro intank will support up to about 500.
Dave
The Walboro intank will support up to about 500.
Dave
Go with the racetronics kit, the only way to go like was said, i know i did, and the return at rails.
Robert
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Originally Posted by Matt@HSW
It is if you want your factory fuel system to be functional. When using a plain Jane walbro pump you'll loose the venturi system as the fuel pump bucket has to be cut up. The venturi system keeps the fuel pump submerged at all times, no matter what the fuel level is in the main tank. The Racetronix kit also comes with a hot wire kit to up the voltage of the pump. So if you want to keep all the factory functions of the fuel system and want a plug and play fuel system, then yes it's worth it. Some more info on the Racetronix kits:
http://www.harrisspeedworks.com/shop/home.php?cat=330
Matt
http://www.harrisspeedworks.com/shop/home.php?cat=330
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Thanks! Ordered it. I need this kit asap.
-Rafael
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I should have asked this before but, how big of a shot will my car handle? It did put down 427WHP before the 12 bolt/gears/HD DS.
One more ?, I have a set of 32# injectors, should I use them or it makes no difference?
One more ?, I have a set of 32# injectors, should I use them or it makes no difference?
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Got it, thanks. It'll ship out today, should have a tracking number later this afternoon. You asked a loaded question, safely? Stock bottom end LS1s have gone past 650 rwhp. 550 - 575 rwhp can be done and is pretty safe, the fuel system is a big part of it, and you'll have that covered. If you have the 32s and a means to tune for them, then yes, I would use them.
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Originally Posted by Robert56
And add return and reg at rails then 600rwhp can be seen, and then add a BAP and 700rwhp can be had.
Go with the racetronics kit, the only way to go like was said, i know i did, and the return at rails.
Robert
Go with the racetronics kit, the only way to go like was said, i know i did, and the return at rails.
Robert
What size return line did you run and what regulator are u using? U still have the stock fuel rails? Thanks
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Originally Posted by BadAzz96Z28
What size return line did you run and what regulator are u using? U still have the stock fuel rails? Thanks
Here is a link explaining>
'97/98 rail conversion thread
Adjustable Reg
On the vette kit, I also asked Matt first for a kit, but they don't carry them at this time. I went through Thunder Racing for my Racetronics pump and hot wire kit. You can also buy directly from Ractronics (online only) at a higher price though.
Robert
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Thanks for the Tips Robert......I have a 02 TA though but im sure I can make a return and regulator set-up fairly easy for that to....Im spraying a 150 shot and want to make sure my fuel system is well beyond what i need for piece of mind
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Originally Posted by BadAzz96Z28
Thanks for the Tips Robert......I have a 02 TA though but im sure I can make a return and regulator set-up fairly easy for that to....Im spraying a 150 shot and want to make sure my fuel system is well beyond what i need for piece of mind
Robert
#16
Cant say on an fbody but i have the Racetronix 340 pump and hotwire kit in my GN. It was very easy to install and very complete kit...these things are what all the GN guys run and is considerd one of the very first upgrades.
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If you are making enough HP NA then yes, at the very least you'll have a new pump and know that it'll be enough to support you on the juice.
Matt
Matt
Originally Posted by camar0corey
Hmm I will be installing one anyway because of the nitrous, but is there any benifit N/A with the racetronix pump?