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Old 03-09-2008, 05:30 AM
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Default Ok, Time for a fuel pump for my turbo setup, Need advice
Allright, I'm getting close to completing to everything I need for my setup, I wanna upgrade my fuel pump. What do you guys reccomend? Also internal or external?
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Default RE: Ok, Time for a fuel pump for my turbo setup, Need advice
what kinda power are you going to be running? anything under 300 and i'd go w/ the walbro190 but 300-500 and a 255 willdo you just fine.
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Default RE: Ok, Time for a fuel pump for my turbo setup, Need advice
I'm gonna be running on stock internals for now. So 175-200. Should I just get the 255 since I will more then likely building up the engine for more boost soon enough. Also I've seen the internal pumps and external ones, I'm assuming I need the in tank one?
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Default RE: Ok, Time for a fuel pump for my turbo setup, Need advice
Walboro makes a good fuel pump from what i hear.
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Default RE: Ok, Time for a fuel pump for my turbo setup, Need advice
I have also heard that the walbro 255 is a good intank pump to use.
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Default RE: Ok, Time for a fuel pump for my turbo setup, Need advice
Walbro 255LHP. Easy as hell to put in, quiet, and will be good to 600whp.
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Allrighty, Thanks. Any of you guys have the chiltons guide handy for it?
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Walbro 255lph FTW. As for the install manual, what year/model car do you have?
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Oh yeah, sorry. 99 Honda civic LX 4 door d16y7
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Take out the bottom of the back seat. Unbolt the fuel pump cover, unplug all the plugs, pull the fuel pump out. Swap and reinstall.

It's really really easy.
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