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2000 FRC. I am winding up my supercharger install and the BAP is my last major thing to tackle. Why exactly on the earlier models do you have to pull the pump out as I see the A&A instructions to do so but what is it I am supposed to do as I see no parts in the kit to add when the pump is out. It mentions a new pump bucket and I definitely did not get anything besides the wiring and vacuum parts. Can Anyone tell me what I am doing here before I pull that pump out please ? Thanks
A BAP is an electrical device that boosts the voltage to the fuel pump, and you should not have to pull your fuel pump at all. Some kits come with a higher capacity fuel pump that you have to swap with the OEM fuel pump. Hope this helps.
A BAP is an electrical device that boosts the voltage to the fuel pump, and you should not have to pull your fuel pump at all. Some kits come with a higher capacity fuel pump that you have to swap with the OEM fuel pump. Hope this helps.
yes sir. That’s exactly what it was. The instructions didn’t mention that at all. They said for the earlier models do this !! I was looking for the parts and didn’t see anything so had me wondering. Josh from A&A confirmed that I could skip that step. Thanks for also clarifying.
2000 Kenne Bell BAP Question
