Fuel Pump ?s....

[yeti88]

My fuel pump just went in my car and i need to get a new one. I was wondering what some of you guys feel is the best bang for my buck, and mabey where i could find one. I need to get it in asap. Thanks alot guys.

 

[GSX93DSM]

You can get a 190 or 255 walboro through extremepsi or slowboyracing for $95 depends on your mods and how far you want to go with mods.

 

[evanspears1]

get a walbro 190 from sbr, 85 for the pump 8.95 for shipping, you dont NEED an fpr with it either, it will make tuning easier, but not a necessity... and also, they ship really fast, and you will not find a better shop too deal with
Evan

 

[yeti88]

I have enough money to go far enough but i need something that wont require modifications. Ive seen alot of people mention the Walbro but at the same time is that good or just avg? becuase i have alot of motor upgrades and dont think a cheap one wouldlast long in my dsm?

 

[bluetlr2001]

I woud go with a walbro 190. Seems to be the best for the buck. But ive read a forum that talks about using an evo 8 fuel pump, flows almost as good as a walbro 190 but it doesnt whine like the walbro does. I just found the link here it is might want to take a look.
http://www.dsmtuner.com/forums/showthread.php?t=231405

 

[nightspeed87]

i have a high pressure walbro 190lph and mines doesnt whine at all.....

 

[98gst14b]

190lph will be plenty for most. When you start getting into 700cc plus area then u might wanna stay away from it. I bought the 190 awhile go and am very pleased with it but it DOES whine. Just depends on how far your gonna go with your mods just keep in mind that a 255lph requires a afpr which is more money to be spent. Good Luck!

 

[bluetlr2001]

Theres been threads on here about the whine from a walbro. I guess sometimes they do whine and sometimes they dont. I know mine gets annoying when i got hthe radio turned down. But it doesnt do it all the time

 

[FORMONTOYA]

My Walbro 255 wines also, however, the only time I notice it is when my wife is in the car complaining about it.

 

[bluetlr2001]

Aint that the truth!

 

[Laysher91]

I have experience with both 190lph and 255lph. Neither of them made the famous "whine"; it was only audible if your head was next to the gas tank. Take your long term goals into consideration before going either route: 190 is safe with the stock FPR but you might overrun your stock FPR with a 255. (Although mine never did...and keeping in mind the stock pump is 90lph) Its best to figure it out now and save yourself another install down the road. Extremepsi.com is a great vendor for walbros too. Good luck.

 

[evanspears1]

well, I have a 190 walbro rewired, and -6an line from tnk to filter to rail, and I have almost no whine even when I have the radio and am looking for it, just barely audible at any rpm... maybe rewiring makes it less where it is getting the right amount of voltage, but I dunno

 

[hottboost]

Ive got the 190lph and it has been fine for me. Some whine but you can solve that with a rewire.

 

[nightspeed87]

I have experience with both 190lph and 255lph. Neither of them made the famous "whine"; it was only audible if your head was next to the gas tank. Take your long term goals into consideration before going either route: 190 is safe with the stock FPR but you might overrun your stock FPR with a 255. (Although mine never did...and keeping in mind the stock pump is 90lph) Its best to figure it out now and save yourself another install down the road. Extremepsi.com is a great vendor for walbros too. Good luck.

yea i feel the same way... you have to have your head to the gas tank to hear it....
I dont have mines rewired either so i dont know the effects after that though...
Maybe ppl just have noise in their speak wire transfering through the speakers because
mines used to do that bad, like everytime id rev the engine id hear an annoying hum in the speakers so its like the engine intereference was getting in there somehow...
i dont know if anyone knows what im talking about but it could be confused as being the fuel pump whine...