Aeromotive fuel pump.. Dont bother
Well with alot of people in market for better fuel systems for the boosted tc's let me tell you which way not to go! Thats with aeromotive! I replaced it twice now.. with same problem.
Seems everyone i talk to thats ever used a aeromotive pump has had issues.
They get hot.. Make the fuel hot.. and then cativate (SP) basically running dry.. and then ruin the bearings..
So does anyone know of a GOOD inline pump that i can run?
ive already spent 450 on fuel pumps so i guess money isint really a concern
Seems everyone i talk to thats ever used a aeromotive pump has had issues.
They get hot.. Make the fuel hot.. and then cativate (SP) basically running dry.. and then ruin the bearings..
So does anyone know of a GOOD inline pump that i can run?
ive already spent 450 on fuel pumps so i guess money isint really a concern
Originally Posted by ElevationTC
what do you run? have you personally seen or known it to work? Not trying to sound like an butt.. I just really dont want to ever replace a fuel pump for at least a year!
I'm doing a single walbro 255 intank for starters.
I do know another SLer is running a walbro 255 intank and inline and its working for him.
Originally Posted by ElevationTC
450-500 whp.. running a stock intake and a aeromotive 11106 inline currently ...
The Walbro in tanks work great, had one on my MR-2 and one on my WRX. Both lasted over two years without burning out. THe holy grail is supposed to be the Supra Turbo stock pump, it's quiet, reliable and available from dealerships. Never tried it personally, but it's supposedly good to 600 whp on Supras.
Originally Posted by tcengel
The Walbro in tanks work great, had one on my MR-2 and one on my WRX. Both lasted over two years without burning out. THe holy grail is supposed to be the Supra Turbo stock pump, it's quiet, reliable and available from dealerships. Never tried it personally, but it's supposedly good to 600 whp on Supras.
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