New fuel pump or boost a pump?
New fuel pump or boost a pump? I'm thinking of getting a 125 shot in my car and would not be comfortable with the stock fuel pump. But is a new fuel pump needed or will a boost a pump kit sufficient? I am looking at either a nitro dave plate kit, nos plated kit or TNT nitro ring.
Thanks
AJ
Thanks
AJ
I've never liked the boost-a-pump personally. An in-tank Walbro is only a yard or so, and can installed in 20min (if you cut an access hole), plus it provides enough fuel for larger shots.
A boost a pump can be set-up on a relay to only come on while spraying. This will be needed to be considered in your tune. It will also stress a stock type pump moreso than an aftermarket pump, but is doable. Check the prices pump vs BAP not a lot of difference, so I would also do like Charlie stated and go pump. A bap is normally saved for the biggest hp guys where almost no pump will do the job.
Robert
Robert
Originally Posted by 227Hawk
The Racetronix is pretty hard to beat for reliability and ease of install. 
Hawk
Hawk
Originally Posted by CRL 01 SS
I agree. I'm running the Racetronix PnP fuel pump on my car, and it works great. It comes with good instructions and is very easy to install.
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