has any one found a solution to change our stock fuel pump thats not so intense i am having fueling issues so yeah any one have any imput here are some pics of the stock set up

http://s65.photobucket.com/albums/h2...6/fuel%20pump/

 

Does this help?

https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=154436

 

On the DESCENDANT xB we run 2) BOSCH 255L pumps with the OEM tank. All we did was gut the OEM Pump housing added a external lines. So far it works awesome, I'll try to post up some pictures in the next couple days.

 

Yeah parts are on order aeromotive regulator two walbro 255 pumps -10 feed -8 return and I have the descendant rail

 

so this has now become my fuel pump journey
so the only way i saw sensible is this you might only need one but i need 2 so our stock fuel pump sux here is how far i have got after a hour with a dremel and some dykes and alot of beer. dont mind the wire nuts i was to lazy to walk to my workk truck and get crimps so temp holder







Here is the link to the photo bucket for all the pics of it stock vs now and i will take pics of regulator install and other things
http://s65.photobucket.com/albums/h2...6/fuel%20pump/

 

Nice job Cory! How hard would it be to just replace the stock pump with a single Walbro 255? I don't need a return system, I just want to make sure my fuel pressure doesn't drop off.

 

Nearly impossible

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Hey Cory, why won't a Walbro fit the stock assembly with some mods? From the photos you posted it looks possible.

 

Pull yours out and look lol u can put a single but still going to have to run a regulator and return I could mod yours for u if u want to sent it to me its complicated to explain unless u take it out and look at it

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I assume then that there is something unique about our pump vs the TC's which is simply a bit shorter than the Walbro 255. I hate to waste $100 but maybe I should buy a used pump and modify it. I hate to go to a return setup when all I want is to be sure that my pressure isn't dropping off at peak flow.

Thanks for the offer Cory. I'll let ya know if I decide to go that route.