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10-12-2008 #1
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Belt Driven Fuel Pump
Anyone here running a belt driven fuel pump on the street?
Talked to Aeromotive this week and leaning strongly towards going this way. I will be running E-85 with 96lbs injectors with a high rail pressure. I will also have a 91 octane tune with a lower base pressure.
Any thoughts on this???
Thanks - Ron
Stroked LQ4 (402ci), Twin 62-1 Turbos, Viper T56 M6, Moser 12 bolt w/ 3.42's.
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10-12-2008 #2
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Not what you're asking about, but interesting enough...
http://www.racepumps.com/
10-13-2008 #3
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Yeah, not at all what Im talking about.
RonStroked LQ4 (402ci), Twin 62-1 Turbos, Viper T56 M6, Moser 12 bolt w/ 3.42's.
11-14-2008 #4
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I run a Weldon belt driven pump on my race car it works great. The weldon is attached to the dry sump pump on my car and I run 160lb injectors with 70lbs base pressure. The engine is use race gas and has an F3R Procharger which produces over 30lbs of boost
11-16-2008 #5
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belt drive is the only way to fly with big hp.! I use my aeromotive belt drive on the street with a rear mounted 20 gallon fuel cell no problem!!
Paul Ferrucci
1981 Chevy malibu
4 time nmca true street champion
Procharger/TRZ motorsports
Scrivener Performance
8.15@171 in true stret trim @3600bs
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