High or standard pressure fuel pump?
High or standard pressure fuel pump?
I am buying the walbro 255LPH fuel pump but i am not sure if I should get the standard or the high pressure one. I am going to be using it on an N/A motor with 200cc/64cc heads and a holley stealth ram with a 58mm TB and 30lb injectors
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I think what they mean is pressures above 50psi, I've heard of people running as high as 65psi. But the life of the injector is shortened and the risk of hydrolic lock up is increased, meaning you get on a run and the injector hangs wide open flooding a cylinder.
Properly sizing injectors and running aprox 48psi work great!..I have'nt seen any Dyno Sheets that show any "decent" gains in HP above 48psi..
Pressure dictates the spray pattern, custom programming dictates the "open time"or "Pulse width", and the size rating/ the flow capacity..
Properly sizing injectors and running aprox 48psi work great!..I have'nt seen any Dyno Sheets that show any "decent" gains in HP above 48psi..
Pressure dictates the spray pattern, custom programming dictates the "open time"or "Pulse width", and the size rating/ the flow capacity..
Last edited by 90rocz; Dec 13, 2003 at 10:08 PM.
oh ok, i just wanted to make sure the standard pump could support 50psi, cause thats about what i will be using at the track, and 65 psi is way to much for me, i don't want to break anything. I will get the standard pump , thanks a lot 90rocz I appreciate the help.
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