kb boost a pump?

The only things I dont like about in line pumps is they're loud,you may have to cut your fuel line,you need to run a relay& all the wiring. Im just not a big fan of them. But in some cases they are necessary, and a cheap option.
 
have you looked at other pumps besides the walbro? denso makes a better pump thats the same size and flows like 300lph at 14v.

good question about the boost-a-pump. what about a magnavolt? same type of thing?
 
OnyxSSS said:
have you looked at other pumps besides the walbro? denso makes a better pump thats the same size and flows like 300lph at 14v.

good question about the boost-a-pump. what about a magnavolt? same type of thing?
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255 is already installed. Its close to being maxed out and thought the boost a pump would help.
 
OnyxSSS said:
have you looked at other pumps besides the walbro? denso makes a better pump thats the same size and flows like 300lph at 14v.

good question about the boost-a-pump. what about a magnavolt? same type of thing?
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Ya pretty much same thing. MSD also has soemthing similar.
 
boost a pump works good for some setups. I used one on my setup to up the voltage when I went into boost, still wasn't enough though since I was also running E85....I ended up going to 2 255's in the tank, and then split the block.....
 
I've had one on my 01 Lightning and now on my Cobra......never had an issue. Both were wired to run full time, not just off a Hobbs switch. I know of a bunch of people using them without issue.

--Joe
 
If your that close on pump, bigger pump or second pump. If you doing it for some headroom and the pump is at 75% capcity. Its not a bad thing. My personal opinion is, put the right pump in it.
 
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