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Resolved What to expect from Aeromotive 340 LPH Drop-In Fuel Pump?

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1995gstr

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Dec 18, 2007
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Ok, so I have had my car down for awhile and am now starting to slowly put it together the way I have always wanted it. I have been looking into the fullblown duel pump hangers, but since I have been looking around I found an in tank pump that looks to be promising without a huge bill. Im no numbers expert, so i was wondering what I could expect from this pump. Its a 340lph pump by Aeromotive. I know they are a pretty good company which is why im interested in it. Heres a link to one Aeromotive 340 LPH Drop-In Fuel Pump (11142) - Automotosports, Inc.

Wow, just found this now I feel silly. http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/bolt-tech/389389-new-aeromotive-stealth-tank-pumps.html
 
The aeromotive should support 600+whp on e85 and even more on pump and race gas.

I wouldn't get full blown, thing is just a mess to work with.
 
Ok, looks like I may be going with the single pump, with the rewire. I would like to run e85 but have no stations near me. Now im debating between the aeromotive and Jaysracing pump, leaning towards Jays. This will be for pump gas 91 and meth injection.
 
How much boost?
Different fuel pumps have different flow maps, and just because it flows x at 43 PSI doesn't mean it'll keep up with a competitor at 73 PSI.
 
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