Aftermaket Fuel Pump Suggestions

[NighEve]

As a follow-on from my problems described in my other topic, I need some ideas and possible supplier info for an aftermarket performance fuel pump for my ute.

Had a Walbro in tank installed that died in less then 4 months and now has cost me enough to tell me to make sure that I get a more quality component.

My options are:

Use the factory pump in tank and install an inline one in addition. Or simply replace it with a better in tank one.

Suggestions please??????

Need to sort this out ASAP.....

Joel

[saleen]

  NighEve said:

As a follow-on from my problems described in my other topic, I need some ideas and possible supplier info for an aftermarket performance fuel pump for my ute.

Had a Walbro in tank installed that died in less then 4 months and now has cost me enough to tell me to make sure that I get a more quality component. 

My options are:

Use the factory pump in tank and install an inline one in addition.  Or simply replace it with a better in tank one.

Suggestions please??????

Need to sort this out ASAP.....

Joel

I've got a big Bosch inline. seems to work alright in conjuction with Vortech fuel regulator.

[blueboost]

Need to sort this out ASAP.....

Joel

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

imo, run standed pump in tank and hook up a swurl pot and extra pump that the standed pump feeds, this solves the running out of fuel when tank is getting low, and lets you go a lot higher power level with out the chance of leanout.

[rboksic]

You can get a Bosch intank to fit .

[NighEve]

What model Bosch, where from, and how much?

The surge tank and second pump sounds good - but I wouldn't know where to start to get this happening in the short term (being without a car is not fun!)

[blueboost]

  NighEve said:

What model Bosch, where from, and how much? 

The surge tank and second pump sounds good - but I wouldn't know where to start to get this happening in the short term (being without a car is not fun!)

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

if you did not want to set one up yourself (which would be cheaper)

HPF has got complete kits you can buy

[rboksic]

http://www.petroject.com.au/performance.html