Stock Fuel Pump GPH
Re: Stock Fuel Pump GPH
One of the b-body guys actually measured his flow in the car, not sure if it is the same exact pump but it very possibly is.
He got 147lph(38.8gph) at 43.5psi, don't know how old the pump was. The low number could be caused by the restriction of the plumbing besides the 43.5 at the regulator and by the addition of the in tank sock and fuel filter in the stock lines. Also consider a stock pump is likely OLD and should not be trusted to perform to new specs. Also factory wiring often leads to signifigant voltage drop causing low flow, Racetronix makes some nice plug and play wiring upgrades for this.
He got 147lph(38.8gph) at 43.5psi, don't know how old the pump was. The low number could be caused by the restriction of the plumbing besides the 43.5 at the regulator and by the addition of the in tank sock and fuel filter in the stock lines. Also consider a stock pump is likely OLD and should not be trusted to perform to new specs. Also factory wiring often leads to signifigant voltage drop causing low flow, Racetronix makes some nice plug and play wiring upgrades for this.
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