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Old Aug 10, 2008 | 06:03 PM
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Can someone tell me if the inline pump that the maggie comes with is like the one on the procharger kit supplies? The procharger one installs in engine bay and uses the factory connections? Thanks

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Old Aug 10, 2008 | 06:09 PM
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The maggie pumps is identical to the walbro pump. I would run the maggie style one that hooks up by the frame rail. It is already crammed as hell under the hood with the pro setup..

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Old Aug 10, 2008 | 06:26 PM
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Ok so the maggie hooks up by the frame.
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Old Aug 10, 2008 | 06:30 PM
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Yesir
Now get that **** on. also you will need to have atleast 42lb injectors, I went 60, you should do the same. If your interested on 60's pm me
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Old Aug 10, 2008 | 06:51 PM
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Ive had the 60's in the truck running for a while now N/A hahahahahahahaha. John I have all the plumbing for it also. Patience grass hopper pockets not so deep anymore baby due sept 2,2008. All thats left is to remove underdrive pulley boost gauge and inline pump,going to pin the crank,and tune.

Oh back to subject....cool thanks John.
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the ProCharger supplied fuel pump doesn't mount in the engine bay...
it mounts inline near the fuel filter...on the frame rail
the only fuel related item that is supplied by ProCharger and mounts in the engine bay is the FMU...and you don't want to use it anyway...

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Originally Posted by Superado
the ProCharger supplied fuel pump doesn't mount in the engine bay...
it mounts inline near the fuel filter...on the frame rail
the only fuel related item that is supplied by ProCharger and mounts in the engine bay is the FMU...and you don't want to use it anyway...
Maybe this application only but I dont have the install manual of my year truck here left it at work. I'm looking at page 21 of the Hummer procharger manual and show's it mounting right by oil filler with a bracket that mounts on the intake manifold.
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Originally Posted by Superado
the ProCharger supplied fuel pump doesn't mount in the engine bay...
it mounts inline near the fuel filter...on the frame rail
the only fuel related item that is supplied by ProCharger and mounts in the engine bay is the FMU...and you don't want to use it anyway...
Superado I looked at the manual for my truck and your right it mounts in the frame rail, I called ATI Procharger and they told me the 2003 silverado with drive by wire kit they supplied dosent bring a fuel pump that the pump changed that year and was better flow pump?
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