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Old 05-04-2009, 10:01 PM
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I think a number of racers run without dampners. Starting and running, the car so far seems unaffected. There is still a dampner at the rear. As to pipe diameter, I believe George has measured a 6 PSI drop from the pump to the rail.
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Originally Posted by 90 S-4
I will eventually need to upgrade my fuel system too, just haven't got there
yet. I was considering a single pump (boosted application) and saw this one
from " FueLab" they make different models depending on the hp level needed.
Yes there a little pricey, What do you guys think of this approach as a replacement pump that can handle any flow requirement ?? Thanks..
http://www.fuelab.com/
I was going to suggest these exact pumps. Prices are not too bad when compared to inferior aeromotive, and the possibly superior weldon pumps. I already bought two fuel filter canisters from fuel lab and they are VERY good looking and seem to be high quality. Specifically, for me, Fuel Lab, Magna Fuel, or Weldon are essentially my only choices as I am running ethanol.



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