true limit of walbro 400 intank... and regulator question.
#1
true limit of walbro 400 intank... and regulator question.
what is the true limit of a single 400 intank? I'm to the point where I'm about to start putting together my fuel system for boost and it's between putting the pump setup together myself and just ordering a lonnie's double pumper.
Also... is it possible to eliminate the regulator from the intank setup and run an external regulator and stainless line setup?
truck is an 08 5.3 silverado non flex fuel
Also... is it possible to eliminate the regulator from the intank setup and run an external regulator and stainless line setup?
truck is an 08 5.3 silverado non flex fuel
#2
As far as i know with the regulator its the only way to do it. I have a walbro 400 with the hotwire kit and on my stock fuel set up im showing 69-71 psi . It blows right through. Im in the middle of swaping mine. Idk how big you plan to go but ive been reading alot and the walbro can push upwards of 1000 if the injectors ,lines and voltage to the pump is properly speced
#3
here are a few links if ya like to read...
Fuel Pumps and Horsepower | Aeromotive
Fuel Pumps and Horsepower | Aeromotive
and i know this isnt a walbro 400 and its a inline but it shows ya kinda how they lay it out and what hoses for what kinda HP
http://aeromotiveinc.com/wp-content/...werPlanner.pdf
Fuel Pumps and Horsepower | Aeromotive
Fuel Pumps and Horsepower | Aeromotive
and i know this isnt a walbro 400 and its a inline but it shows ya kinda how they lay it out and what hoses for what kinda HP
http://aeromotiveinc.com/wp-content/...werPlanner.pdf
#5
yea, im waiting on more parts. the hotwire kit is easy to install. it hooks up to the back of your alternator then the harness just plugs in. id call them tho and make sure because your trucks a 08 an mines a 04. i plan on doing a full detailed write up but may be a few weeks. still waiting on the injectors to get back. as far as i know stay away for the booster pumps its more stuff to rely on.
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