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| sammyguitar01 |
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g'day folks,
im putting a v8 out of a NC fairlane into my mk2 escort and am in need of a fuel pump. does anyone know the fuel pressure needed?? Cheers |
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| Matt_jew |
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The fuel pressure is done through the regulator on the injector rail.
Pretty much any EFI pump will do the job for you.
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| sammyguitar01 |
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ohhhhh thanks for that. so roughly 30-50 psi should d? then the regulator will take care of the rest
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| SWC |
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Use a Wlabro GSS341 or a GSS342 or similar and you will have no issues.
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| sammyguitar01 |
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planning on running a fuel cell and an inline pump not an in tank pump.
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| XR9UTE |
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If the engine is standard or near to, I'd use a stock pump and make it fit inside your fuel cell. Otherwise get a pump that'll supply a max of about 120L/Hr @ 40 psi and you'll be all good.
If you use a pump that's too big you'll just recirculate too much fuel back to the tank which heats up the fuel making heaps of fuel vapor. |
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