in tank vs. inline fuel pumps
say you have a 255lph in line pump will it still flow just as good as the in tank ones, or will the flow be slower since it has to try to suck threw the stock in tank pump ?
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Re: in tank vs. inline fuel pumps
Originally Posted by bitchasscracker
the flow be slower since it has to try to suck threw the stock in tank pump
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Re: in tank vs. inline fuel pumps
how much slower ??? is there any kind of proof to this like write-up conperison or something. not that i dont believe you i just wanted to read up on it more....
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Re: in tank vs. inline fuel pumps
There is proof... when you buy an external pump they often mention this themselves. I belive someone explained it quiet well on h-t but i got banned for the 5th tie and the mods are on the lookout for me. So i cant help you. How much power are you shooting for and with what pump, and why not go in tank?
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Re: in tank vs. inline fuel pumps
Originally Posted by ichbinsobose
There is proof... when you buy an external pump they often mention this themselves. I belive someone explained it quiet well on h-t but i got banned for the 5th tie and the mods are on the lookout for me. So i cant help you. How much power are you shooting for and with what pump, and why not go in tank?
http://www.msdignition.com/fuel_7.htm i was thinking about getting this one. i drive a crx and dont want to have to drop the fuel tank to change it. looking for 300ish hp so i think this will do |
Re: in tank vs. inline fuel pumps
Easily. ;) It fill flow "slower" but if you install it correctly it will have no problem at that power level.
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Re: in tank vs. inline fuel pumps
Originally Posted by ichbinsobose
Easily. ;) It fill flow "slower" but if you install it correctly it will have no problem at that power level.
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