Walbro 255 on 2g, Do i need an Install Kit??

[Araider]

I just bought the Evo3 16G and i want to up the boost a bit so im going to buy a walbro 255 fuel pump..... Will this install in the stock pumps place or will i need some modification or an install kit?? Thanks

 

[talon1987]

yes it will install in the stock location no need for mods or install kits... but one thing you might think about gettin is a AFPR especially with a 255 most likely its gunna run yur fuel pressure to high that yur stock FPR cant handle it


-Pat

 

[MrBoxx]

If you're set on a 255 so you don't have to upgrade later, definitely get an AFPR. For a 16g, a 190 would probably suffice, though.

When you actually decide on a pump and such, follow the vfaq and get a set of flare nut wrenches (also called line wrenches) for the fuel lines. They will be invaluable to you for this install and for later projects.

Edit: Probably doesn't need to be said, but... don't smoke when you're working on this part of the car.

 

[Sick Boy]

If you don't want to go too big a 190 pump and the rewire kit that is on the Vfaq would do. If you plan on going big then a 255 would best fit ya. Also a FPR will be a good thing to have.

 

[a_scobel]

If you're set on a 255 so you don't have to upgrade later, definitely get an AFPR. For a 16g, a 190 would probably suffice, though.

When you actually decide on a pump and such, follow the vfaq and get a set of flare nut wrenches (also called line wrenches) for the fuel lines. They will be invaluable to you for this install and for later projects.

Edit: Probably doesn't need to be said, but... don't smoke when you're working on this part of the car.

Ha yeah..don't be like my dumbass friend..took this right after we installed a fuel pump on another friend's Supra. He's under the Supra's fuel tank...

Oh yeah, & Get a fuel gauge with that FPR also. I'd suggest a Marshall fuel gauge, as I've heard nothing but bad things about the B&M, and nothing but good things about the Marshall, so that's what I went with.