Need a fuel pump..Inline or In the Tank?
#1
Well, the Whipple at 10 PSI is demanding more fuel. The stock fuel pump just can't keep up. My question is this: should I replace the in-tank stock unit with something bigger or just add an inline pump? Either way, can someone recommend a specific pump or setup? Just looking for help on this. Thanks!
#4
walbro gss340m is just what you need, i think most places sell that pump. i got mine from speed inc. it is an inline and will hold at least 9psi and a 75shot on a 6.0 or about 600rwhp. it is only like $120 or so but you will need to get a relay, fuse holder and some wire to get it wired up.
#5
Originally Posted by parish8
walbro gss340m is just what you need, i think most places sell that pump. i got mine from speed inc. it is an inline and will hold at least 9psi and a 75shot on a 6.0 or about 600rwhp. it is only like $120 or so but you will need to get a relay, fuse holder and some wire to get it wired up.
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Mine is located next to the fuel filter on the frame rail.
Step 130 shows a pic of a good location.
http://magnacharger.com/pdf/manual01.pdf
Step 130 shows a pic of a good location.
http://magnacharger.com/pdf/manual01.pdf
#10
BlownChevy - Thanks for the link. That is where I would have to put it; now I can see a way to do it.
Parish - That Walbro was what I had in mind. You don't happen to have a schematic of the wiring do you? Or does the Walbro come with instructions on how to wire, but the parts need to be purchased separately?
Thanks for the help!
Parish - That Walbro was what I had in mind. You don't happen to have a schematic of the wiring do you? Or does the Walbro come with instructions on how to wire, but the parts need to be purchased separately?
Thanks for the help!
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