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Old 12-22-2008, 05:39 PM
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ok so i just connect the line going from the stock fpr to the stock outlet and take the pump outlet and go to a bulkhead. plain and simple. what about wiring, will i need to run a new power source and relay without the stock pcm? thank you guys so much for helping me with this i have learned alot.
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the stock pump set up is a two speed set up--so 2 spots in the fuse box for that--it is triggered by the pcm(about 18k x a sec!) so if you are not using the oem pcm yes --a redoing you must go. painless makes a set up thats ok--get it thru Summit racing
what about the filter --you ok using the oem one?
where did you get submersible lines to hook your fuel pump up to the assembly? Corrugated/ribbed?
what fp are you going to be running 45-50 for that engine?
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Old 12-22-2008, 06:15 PM
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well i basicly used all the stock stuff in the carrier, everything is setup like oem there is just a sard pump where the stock pump used to sit it was really easy and it looks stock. and yeah prob 45 to 50 psi
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oh yeah and wtf should i do about the fuel level sending units? keep in mind im not using the stock gauges.
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I would see if the resistances are added together from both sides...you might be able to convert a normal gauge if that's the case. If the PCM does some logic to the 2 signals it will be harder.

I would rewire the new pump with larger wiring...

What are you using for an ECU..use the fuel pump signal to trigger the relay for the pump
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im using a stock ecu for the sr linked with a emanage blue. should i just run new wiring all together and just put a relay in line?
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I'm glad to see you ditched the A1000 pump. It is the definition of overkill for your setup. I have seen rotaries dyno well over 450rwhp with a single walbro pump, no voltage booster. I've got a single Supra TT pump on my car that easily flowed enough fuel for 21psi after bypassing the stock wiring.
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the stock wiring on my car during the high speed mode does deliver over 13 volts
with the pump you have you will deliver plenty of fuel at 50psi--the rx8 engine runs at over 57psi
the oem filter is ok but non cleanable and non changeable. You have to buy the entire fuel pump assembly--inexpensive at around $160. Since you are in an area with clean gas and not running premix --you may be ok with it.
dann--giving good advice here---you go man!
make sure you run SUBMERSIBLE fuel lines on the pump assembly---think Gates is the only one available(at least that I know off)
gas gauge--not a clue--stick a wooden stick in the tank before driving?
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oh by the way if you are running a regulator to compansate for boost--you should be good to about 20lbs!!
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ok so i should be able to find the high speed wiring setup and where to patch in to it in the fsm correct?
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so about the gas gauge :O
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ummm yeah about that.......
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gas gauge---i dont know--you are not using oem gauges--right?
Dan has worked with that some.
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