boost a pump
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sycho
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Re: boost a pump
i looked all over the pump for the brand and nothing. the pump was on the truck when i bought it so i cant honestly tell you the amount of usage either. i do know that it did work and the truck got a new motor at 10k miles and currently only has 13k miles. doeent mean that it was purchased used tho. im not much help here am i! :no: sorry, just want to be honest about the description. but like i said, it is clean and works well.
i looked all over the pump for the brand and nothing. the pump was on the truck when i bought it so i cant honestly tell you the amount of usage either. i do know that it did work and the truck got a new motor at 10k miles and currently only has 13k miles. doeent mean that it was purchased used tho. im not much help here am i! :no: sorry, just want to be honest about the description. but like i said, it is clean and works well.
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Re: boost a pump
What does this do? Is this an option to putting a 255 in the tank ... do you run it in conjunction with the stock pump? Thanks
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What does this do? Is this an option to putting a 255 in the tank ... do you run it in conjunction with the stock pump? Thanks
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syclone809
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Re: boost a pump
Your fuel tank will either have to be modified to add a lower sump, allowing the fuel to gravity feed into the in-line pump, or be completely replaced by a fuel cell with a lower sump. This is not a feasable solution for many of us who still drive our toys daily. Another option is to run 1 in-tank pump as a feeder pump, supplying fuel into a Bosch 044 in-line fuel pump. To do this correctly, it requires additional components like a surge tank (or swirl pot) between the in-tank pump and the in-line pump. This setup is definitely do-able, but know that it is much more in-depth of a solution than just dropping a replacement pump in your tank.
I found this info from another thread I saw a few days ago on here, here is a link to the website:
http://realstreetperformance.com/store/pages/fuel-pump-comparison-test-5.html
What does this do? Is this an option to putting a 255 in the tank ... do you run it in conjunction with the stock pump? Thanks
Your fuel tank will either have to be modified to add a lower sump, allowing the fuel to gravity feed into the in-line pump, or be completely replaced by a fuel cell with a lower sump. This is not a feasable solution for many of us who still drive our toys daily. Another option is to run 1 in-tank pump as a feeder pump, supplying fuel into a Bosch 044 in-line fuel pump. To do this correctly, it requires additional components like a surge tank (or swirl pot) between the in-tank pump and the in-line pump. This setup is definitely do-able, but know that it is much more in-depth of a solution than just dropping a replacement pump in your tank.
I found this info from another thread I saw a few days ago on here, here is a link to the website:
http://realstreetperformance.com/store/pages/fuel-pump-comparison-test-5.html