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Fuel pump

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The figures on that data sheet seem off. At approx 26.5 psi positive boost pressure with a stock 13.5V feed, fuel delivery rate of 250lph is not enough for 790 bhp as it states. Not even 790 USbhp.

 

Walbro have a 400lph one available now.

 

The stock Z32 fuel pump is good for up to 750 HP, so there is no real need to go with aftermarket units once it breaks down.

 

Good old TT.Net :laugh:

its only 400lph at zero PSI ..

 

around 320 @ 60psi

 

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That's at 12V i.e. whilst priming. It's 455lph at the nominal 30psi fuel pressure & 13.5v supply voltage of a running engine, 381lph at 60psi (approx 16.5psi of boost pressure at standard fuel pressure on a Zed).

Dont the walbro ones get a biy slated? Alot of the big number chaps are rubning dual oems no?

 

A regular 255lph Walbro is not an upgrade on the Zed. I've found them to be noisy (I've run them in many different cars and have one currently in the Pulsar), but never had one fail on me.

A regular 255lph Walbro is not an upgrade on the Zed. I've found them to be noisy (I've run them in many different cars and have one currently in the Pulsar), but never had one fail on me.

 

maybe that's what im thinking about.

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