I need to get a new fuel pump and want something that will be basically plug and play. I am pretty mechanically inclined so I should have no problem with it. I just want something reliable and easy to install. I don't need anything for high horsepower because I am basically stock. Thanks guys.

 

im lookin for one too i have a 95 trans am 6 psi powerdyne and lt4 hotcam kit getting ready to install and i don't want to run a inline and the fmu no trap door just a simple direct plug in in tank 255lph. thanks for any help

 

You should google Walbro's website and get their intank 255lph. Its probably about $115 shipped or something and supports good hp. Walbro is a good brand and I believe that they are used in many Fords Lightnings, Cobras, etc.
You guys dropping the tank or cutting thru the metal?
I cut thru the metal on mine, now swaps take 20 min and the carpet covers it.

 

I like the Racetronics pump. Iits a255 LPH that drops in the stock bucket.

Racetronics

 

Another vote here for the Walbro pump, a 125 bucks or a little less can snag you one.

 

Racetronics kit is as plug and play as it gets. A+ kit

 

I installed a Walbro 255 and had to carve up the fuel bucket to make it fit. If I was to do it again, I would go the Racetronix's route. It's worth a few more dollars to keep the fuel bucket intact and upgrade the wiring.

 

The Racetronic kit uses a Walbro 255. You do have to do a small mod to the bucket. Basically by carefully prying off the bucket top, then cutting 2 ribs out of it, which is easily done with a pair if wire cutters or a dremmel. There are instructions on this with the racetronic kit.

 

i just bought the racetronix kit and hot wire kit. all plug and play....

 

The Racetronix Walbro pump is modified to fit the bottom strainer basket on the stock bucket. A stock Walbro doesn't fit the strainer. The bucket modifications with the Racetronix setup is some slight shaving of some support ribs inside the bucket.

 

you got pics on where you cut & what you did? im pretty interested in that.. i had too drop the tank on mine not too long ago and hope too never do it again atleast without the rear end under it at all ThirtyTA0525@aol.com

 

the easy part does not come until you get the rear end out!!!!

 

Even easier if you chop the top over the tank like I did. Well worth it my second pump install.