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Fuel pump upgrade


Milo500

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Hi Guys,

Am going through a single conversion from TT to about 500bhp.

I have got a walbro 255lph and am wondering, will it run fine after putting it in, or does it have to be tuned straight away? I am getting it fully tuned soon anyway, but can I put the pump in now? Surely the fuel reg will keep everything the same?

 

Cheers,

Tom

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You can fit a fuel pump, the Walbro 255 is normally recommended on JSpec TT that have gone BPU anyway as the stock pump isnt that great. UK/US stock fuel pumps are a bit better ;)

 

 

EDIT: just to be clear, its only the pump you are changing, your not fitting an FPR or raising the fuel pressure?

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Walbro 255 pump is good for 550bhp on stock fuel lines, we had a 255 pump and SARD 650cc drop in injectors and maxed the fuel setup out at 550bhp.

 

Just avoid the Bosch 040. It's a good, reliable pump, but is far too noisy for road use.

 

:yeahthat: I have a single 255 and only started to run out of fueling around 570+ and that was with 650cc drop-in injectors, stock rail, lines and FPR with the pulsation dampener still fitted.

 

Walbro now do some nice E85 450lph pumps which are E85 safe ;)

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Brilliant, thank you for all of the feedback...yes I am just putting the pump in, not changing the reg or anything at the moment.

 

I am putting the 650cc saRd side feeds in when being tuned :) only going for 500bhp as it's auto...but is enough for me om the road

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