talontyme
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FS: supra tt pump
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s_firestone
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citymunky
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Damn that was fast.
FYI to all this pump flows 260(LPH) Liter Per Hour.
FYI to all this pump flows 260(LPH) Liter Per Hour.
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s_firestone
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I've been meaning to get a tech post up - buyer, I'd strongly recommend a quality relay in the 30amp+ range with sufficient gauge wire.
The ND Supra pump can and will overrun the usual 20amp relays commonly installed on our cars.
The ND Supra pump can and will overrun the usual 20amp relays commonly installed on our cars.
s_firestone
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Thanks, definitely a good idea from a safety perspective. Not only the danger of overrunning the fuse, but having the wires heat due to current.
I may also look into how the evo toggles the fuel pump voltage at idle Ooooo, I could build PWM fuel pump controller.
I may also look into how the evo toggles the fuel pump voltage at idle Ooooo, I could build PWM fuel pump controller.
s_firestone
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Any input on which fuel sock I need or does it matter? Can I get a Walbro install kit and use the parts?
I'll be happy to document and post pics for a proper howto.
I'll be happy to document and post pics for a proper howto.
talontyme
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Factory 2g sock is what i would use don't know if the 1g/vr4 is the same but that will work also doing the 30 amp relay mod us a must.
