Subject	I have 2 Walbro 255 pumps in tank.
Posted by	sparkie on February 13, 2009 at 9:48 AM
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In Reply To	So the bottom line is that NA pumps are designed for NAs posted by Carlos Ramirez on February 13, 2009 at 08:55 AM
Message	They fit side by side into the tank opening barely. The stock pumps are physically bigger, to fit two of them, you'd have to fabricate some brackets. I have them for about 3 years now. They flow so much fuel that I had to change out to the largest return valve inside the fuel regulator. I wired them directly the battery with thick wires. Haltech controls the relay. Ditch the AFC and stock ECU, you need a stand alone. www.ztechz.net ICQ # 14337317
Follow Ups	Q will a g35 fuel pump be a good replacement for a 300zxtt - jugs z 21:41:25 02/12/09 I don't think so - collegeboy 21:49:59 02/12/09 OEM TT (n/m) - ZiNnYc 21:50:32 02/12/09 Sure it was the pump and not the pump controller? (n/m) - dream Z (MD) 22:43:03 02/12/09 Definitely not. - Russell@Z1 22:44:14 02/12/09 Re: Definitely not. - WazTTed 23:25:24 02/12/09 I remember seeing a flow test on a that pump - Carlos Ramirez 07:18:10 02/13/09 So the bottom line is that NA pumps are designed for NAs - Carlos Ramirez 08:55:35 02/13/09 I have 2 Walbro 255 pumps in tank. - sparkie 09:48:17 02/13/09 but I like when I car cranks up on the first try. - Carlos Ramirez 10:30:20 02/13/09 Re: but I like when I car cranks up on the first try. - sparkie 11:24:48 02/13/09 I have two walbros for the past few years and no - The Devils Z 13:01:44 02/13/09
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