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Fuel pump uprgrade?
Im sure my fuel pump is probably stock with over 100k miles. I know its a good time to replace it. Is it worth upgrading? What fuel pump should i buy and anbody on here use the racetronix kit? I know doing it isnt gonna be fun but it the racetronix kit an easy instal? This is for the 98
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imo just go with an edelbrock pump or something like it, if ur looking for something better than stock.
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Plan on adding more power?
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wlabro 340. make sure its not a knock off walby either.
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I went with the Racetronix 255LPH pump in my car and it was a cinch to install. No complaints so far.
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FWIW, a 340gph = 255 lph :)
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i have the racetronix in my car...i didnt put it in, but it hasnt given me any problems so far...we'll see how it stands when it gets cammed eventually
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For some reason the Buick community call 'em 340's... go figure.
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You gonna cheat or do it the right way? And I have only heard good things bought the walbros...
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just put twin 255 and be done with it more then enough fuel for anything u want to put on hte car
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Bit overkill.
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Get the racetronix kit. I have the racetronix kit and it was easy to install.
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BTW 255 LPH is NOT 340 GPH it is 67.37 GPH, i would suspect the 340 number is lb/hr in fuel. Keep in mind the weight of fuel changes as the temperature of it changes. Best figure is to use 0.5 lb of fuel per hr per hp. I think a nice walbro or in tank racetronix 255lph should be plenty enough for you as i know there are some cars running mid 10's on those pumps.
***edit - If you decide to go external fuel pump i have alot of 6 an line and also 2 inline fuel pumps and reusable filters that you can use. |
I got access to a lift so i was gonna do it the right way and keep the intank pump. Im gonna drop the rear and replace the axle seal that leaks and drop the tank. Me and my buddy can def do it in half a day, Just as long as the racetronix is really plug and play.
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