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Old 06-30-2009   #1
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Trade: walbro 255 for a 190

Anyone want to upgrade to a 255lph from a 190lph? I don't need a 255, I'd prefer a 190 so I can more suitably run my stock FPR.
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Re: Trade: walbro 255 for a 190

Yea sorry about that...lol
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Re: Trade: walbro 255 for a 190

Is that the stock fuel pump size? if so i have 2?
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Old 07-01-2009   #4
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Re: Trade: walbro 255 for a 190

no pat, 190 is more then a stock pump.
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Re: Trade: walbro 255 for a 190

Not entirely sure what a stock pump is... good question. You know, Swifty?
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Re: Trade: walbro 255 for a 190

What? What it flows? or what?
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Re: Trade: walbro 255 for a 190

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What? What it flows? or what?
yeah.
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Re: Trade: walbro 255 for a 190

When doing research on a stock pump a LONG time ago, some said that it flowed around 110-115 LPH. Furthermore, I also found (on VFAQ) that from the fuel pump outlet to the fuel rail inlet fitting, @ 60psi, it flowed of 1.9 liters per minute, and when the pressure was increased to 75psi, the flow only went up by 0.1 lpm. That's only ~5% more flow for a 25% increase in pressure! So, stock pumps are not that great. You can "band-aid" the system by doing a simple rewire so there's more voltage for the pump, or..just upgrade!
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