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thats a popular pump in the aftermarket scene, but you're talking about FI on a lot of cubes (relatively speaking). i'd be leery of using that alone, but im not speaking from any FI on smallblock experience, i'll admit. just what ive done with 4 cylinders, and even with 4 cylinders ive seen that single pump exhausted on the more intense setups.
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Racetronix RFPK-007 fuel pump/hot-wire kit + BAP = Good to go. Racetronix uses the Walbro GRJ420 255LPH pump in their kit. $277.99 if you buy direct. Then choose either a KB or MSD BAP.
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Aeromotive 340 will not fit C5s from '97 - early '04 models. It works in top-loading tanks only. Late '03 - '04 C5s and C6s.
I can't speak to the Deatchwerks stuff, but I don't think they offer anything for the '97 - E'03 C5s, at least not a drop-in replacement.
The inlet and outlet configuration on the C5 is unique and just because someone sells a submersible fuel pump dos not mean it will fit or work inside the fuel bucket in the tank.
I can't speak to the Deatchwerks stuff, but I don't think they offer anything for the '97 - E'03 C5s, at least not a drop-in replacement.
The inlet and outlet configuration on the C5 is unique and just because someone sells a submersible fuel pump dos not mean it will fit or work inside the fuel bucket in the tank.
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what do you think of this from Andy?
http://www.aacorvette.com/supercharg...products_id=65
$1100k is a big turn off,,
http://www.aacorvette.com/supercharg...products_id=65
$1100k is a big turn off,,
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what do you think of this from Andy?
http://www.aacorvette.com/supercharg...products_id=65
$1100k is a big turn off,,
http://www.aacorvette.com/supercharg...products_id=65
$1100k is a big turn off,,
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For $500 (~) you can solve your problem but again, a lot will depend on how much total boost you're going to try to run and what you realistically estimate your flywheel horsepower will be.
They guys in the FI/Nitrous might give you some real-world feedback on their particular setups.
They guys in the FI/Nitrous might give you some real-world feedback on their particular setups.
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Racetronix is the actual manufacturer of everything they sell, except the Walbro pumps themselves of course. They are in Canada and as far as I'm concerned, are the gold-standard for quality and innovation overall.
They do have some distributors such as Texas Speed, Thunder Racing, and some others.
They do have some distributors such as Texas Speed, Thunder Racing, and some others.
