cdub81

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So I've searched and read and read... I'm really not wanting to convert to a return style system.

05 Sierra Lq4, cam, heads yada yada. Puts down 400 NA. Gonna put some nitrous through it and I'm sure the stock pump isn't gonna pull the load.

Soooo, what are my options for fuel pumps?

BlackGMC

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Walbro 255. I ran one for years with not issues. Now i run 2

slowswb

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Im running racetronix 340pump

dick_landy

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He has a returnless fuel system.

I'd like to see someone try and take a CTS-V 65psi relief valve and see if it fitsput in a truck pump. Then I'd imagine you could raise pressure in the tune.

slowswb

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Yes im returnless system there alot of people that have big pumps with returnless system

chevyboy.520

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I ran a 340 Aeromotive return less!
Only problem was that pump over heats with a dd vehicle
It is a race pump and gets hot.
I would go with a walbro 255 or 400 and stay return less

dick_landy

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I'm guessing older returnless systems aren't like the 2007+?

cdub81

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The 255 was what I was looking at but there was just A lot of conflicting info on the interwebz is why I wanted to verify.

Thanks Fellas

2FAST4U

yes there is. I was converting to return when I was told my walbro 400 with work with a hotwire kit. so now that is the plan.

Vortec350ss

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I've heard a lot of conflicting info too. I've heard that anything over a 255 will overpower the stock fuel pressure regulator on a returnless fuel system. I have also heard of people running an aeromotive 340 successfully. I hadnt heard of the aeromotive overheating issues on a DD. That's good to know. I had been considering a larger pump because of the success stories I heard with it... but this makes me think twice.

I know a few people who run dual 255's with a hobbs switch to turn it on when they hit a certain boost level.

Bottom line is if you are OK with the stock pump now, the 255 will be a big improvement. Sounds like that is probably the best option.