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I am trying to decide on a fuel pump. Some posts urge a 255 gph fuel pump but most pumps listed are 255 lph. Which is correct, gallons or liters?
Liters or gallons
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Most manufacturers go with LPH.
Main point is to look at your build, see what you need with the fuel you're using, & the power you're making to decide between a 255, 300, 340 etc.
I also look at the manufacturers sites to see what amperage each pump could pull at a specific P.S.I. that way I'm ALMOST positive I'm not overloading my pump wiring.
Main point is to look at your build, see what you need with the fuel you're using, & the power you're making to decide between a 255, 300, 340 etc.
I also look at the manufacturers sites to see what amperage each pump could pull at a specific P.S.I. that way I'm ALMOST positive I'm not overloading my pump wiring.
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I'm thinking a 255 lps fuel pump with 42lb injectors and a mild TT chip . Is there a recommended fuel pump brand name that has had great success? I have seen some negatives comments about the walbro but it seems to be a popular choice. Is TI a good choice? Any thoughts?
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Walbro, DW, Eric at TurboTweak sells a 255, & Racetronix to name a few.
Get a Hotwire setup if you don’t have one already. Can get that from Caspers or TurboTweak. Since the bigger pumps pull more than the stocker.
Get a Hotwire setup if you don’t have one already. Can get that from Caspers or TurboTweak. Since the bigger pumps pull more than the stocker.
