fuel system suggestions please
#1
I have an 05 Silverado with a returnless fuel system. I have a Magnacharger that came with the 190lph Walbro pump. I want to upgrade the system to support 500rwhp (along with my meth kit) without starving the engine. I was thinking of going with a 044 Bosch pump and putting it in the tank. Can I run the regulator that is on my Magnacharger, or wont it support the higher flow? Do I have to run a return line? Do I need to use a bigger fuel line, or is the stock line sufficient? Is there another pump that I should get as opposed to the Bosch?
#3
So will the stock line work? Should I run the Walbro 190lph (that came with the kit) in the tank to the Bosch in line? Should I run a return line? If I do need a return line, will the regulator on the rail work?
#5
Trever1, I actually forgot that I bought a magnavolt a few months ago. Too many parts laying around. Actually I think my setup is pretty close to what you were doing when you broke 500 on the hp list. OK, so I will be running the stock pump to the Walbro inline with a magnavolt. I too have 60lbers. Do you know if you had the 190lph, or the 255lph?
#6
I have the pump in-tank that came with the M112 unit from Magnuson, I always assumed it was the W255/lph but honestly I do not know for certain. The magnavolt seems to function as it should.
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#9
Ok, I purchased a Walbro 255, and when I purchased it i was told that I need to run a regulator. I bought an adjustable regulator, and intended putting it on the frame. I pulled the tank yesterday, and when installing the pump was wondering if anyone is using the in-tank filter and regulator that is on a returnless fuel system. Does anyone use this, or do you run a separate regulator and filter?
#10
Just so everyone knows, I ended up with a Walbro 255 pump, Aeromotive A1000 regulator, and a Magnavolt. Without the meth kit my PSI is going from 58 PSI down to about 41 PSI at 6300 RPM's. I planned on turning it 7k, but I am going to have to make some changes somewhere. I am going to tie the front of the fuel rails together to even out the flow and see if that helps. Any suggestions?
Last edited by Gadgetized; Aug 31, 2010 at 09:56 PM.
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