Fuelpumps

[mayco_86]

:coolugh: Besides the 255lph walbro pump ive seen that the toyota denso pump puts down 270lph and hold up to 500hp :eek: anybody out there knows whats the strongest fuelpump that can replace the stock with out any major modifications im trying to know my options any info would help greatly.

[mayco_86]

anybody somebody

[drift freaq]

Z32TT I am not sure about any others.

[mayco_86]

Z32TT I am not sure about any others.
haha! was up dave its me peecho i almost got your stuff ill have it in a couple days tops

[cwtt]

The oem TT Supra pump is awesome. It is made by Denso, so it is a very high quality piece and they rarely fail, unlike the walbro units. Walbros are piles of crap if you ask me. In the Supra world we have seen way too many fail. I now run 2 oem Denso pumps in my Supra and it can flow enough fuel to make over 1000whp.

The only drawbacks are that they do draw more current and they are slightly thicker than walbros. But those are minor drawbacks if you consider what they can actually do.

[Dutchmalmiss]

*knocking on wood* i'm on about 3 years with my walbro pump and so far so good. I would actually recommend the denso pump as well if you had a choice.

[mayco_86]

*knocking on wood* i'm on about 3 years with my walbro pump and so far so good. I would actually recommend the denso pump as well if you had a choice.

goodlooking out but what power can a walbro put out versus a denso tt supra pump :2f2f:

[mayco_86]

The oem TT Supra pump is awesome. It is made by Denso, so it is a very high quality piece and they rarely fail, unlike the walbro units. Walbros are piles of crap if you ask me. In the Supra world we have seen way too many fail. I now run 2 oem Denso pumps in my Supra and it can flow enough fuel to make over 1000whp.

The only drawbacks are that they do draw more current and they are slightly thicker than walbros. But those are minor drawbacks if you consider what they can actually do.

thanks for the info but i need 1 pump that can flow at least somewere in the range of maybe 380lph any body know keep them thoughts coming

[Jbma327]

toyota Supra TT fuel pump

[statik]

tomei, jspec can get em

[mayco_86]

tomei, jspec can get em
i think the largest tmei makes is ike a 290 i beleve il look into it

[mayco_86]

is that all we have on fuelpumps

[Nismoknightska-t]

2 walbro fuelpumps with SS lines..


DONE!

maria said to give you a :kiss:


hahhaah

[mayco_86]

:axe: maria that one night haha, i dont wanna do 2 pumps theres gotta b something out there:Owned:

[cwtt]

Like I said earlier, the Supra pump is the best oem quality pump for the money. Here is more information about it:

http://www.stealth316.com/2-fuelpumpguide.htm

[mayco_86]

Like I said earlier, the Supra pump is the best oem quality pump for the money. Here is more information about it:

http://www.stealth316.com/2-fuelpumpguide.htm

Alright thanks bro now how did you wire both fuelpumps toghether and did you use a y or did you run 2 seperate hoses to the front thanks man:2f2f:

[punxva]

you could also run the gtr fuel pump

[cwtt]

Alright thanks bro now how did you wire both fuelpumps toghether and did you use a y or did you run 2 seperate hoses to the front thanks man:2f2f:

You do NOT want to wire both pumps together. They simply draw way too much amperage. You want to have your stock 12v wire trigger two relays which will power the pumps. That is the safe and correct way to power two pumps.

As far as the lines. I run one -6 line from one pump and the oem line from the other. So there are two feed lines which go on the left and right sides of the rail and it has a center return line. Remember this is for my Supra. This will support around 1000whp.

[mayco_86]

cool man youve been a great help mostly apreciated

[mayco_86]

gtr pump is what your running
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