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08stiguy 06-14-2016 10:55 PM

Up graded fuel pump(maybe?)
 
Hello everyone,

I was able to get my hands on a brand new 06 STI oem fuel pump. Just wondering if this pump would be an upgrade to my oem fuel pump?Obviously I would get a tune for it(if it can be swapped), but just wondering because it was free.


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nelsmar 06-15-2016 12:07 AM

You don't need a tune for a fuel pump swap. There is a regulator in the tank to regulate the fuel pressure. The stock fuel system has enough fuel for 10+PSI on E85. So even if the pump was slightly better the marginal increase of flow wouldn't be worth the effort. I don't remember what the STI pumps flow off the top of my head but it isn't going to be that much better than the stock one... a DW65C is going to flow more.

Also unless you are running a low compression engine with high boost, or boost with E85 increasing fuel flow will give you absolutely no benefit.

08stiguy 06-15-2016 12:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nelsmar (Post 2680915)
You don't need a tune for a fuel pump swap. There is a regulator in the tank to regulate the fuel pressure. The stock fuel system has enough fuel for 10+PSI on E85. So even if the pump was slightly better the marginal increase of flow wouldn't be worth the effort. I don't remember what the STI pumps flow off the top of my head but it isn't going to be that much better than the stock one... a DW65C is going to flow more.

Also unless you are running a low compression engine with high boost, or boost with E85 increasing fuel flow will give you absolutely no benefit.



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