Walbro V HRC fuel pump ??
25 August 2011, 06:15 PM
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Walbro V HRC fuel pump ??
Walbro Versus HRC fuel pump ?? in the market for a new uprated fuel pump for the blobeye wrx, the Walbro is obviously hugely popular amongst the scooby crowd but just wonder what folk make off the HRC fuel pumps ?? seem very competivly priced and come with a two year warranty.
25 August 2011, 07:40 PM
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Had a HRC on my WRX and was told that it's quieter than the Walbro. You get the usual priming noise when you turn the key, after that virtually no noise at all!
Well worth it and much better pricewise.
Well worth it and much better pricewise.
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Whats the difference between the different versions off HRC pump ?? is it a straight swap for the oe pump ie. anything else required ??
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Okay cheers, they guy I plan to buy them off has two versions - the 255lph and the 290lph, take it the 255lph is more than enough to cope with blob wrx with decat / remap ??
reading an ebay advert earlier on tonight did notice this hence my question on anything else required re fitting ??
quote " When using the HRC High Pressure 255lph (Walbro equivalent GSS341 / GSS342) Fuel Pump, I recommend if possible, installing a Fuel Regulator to maintain desired fuel pressure "
Fuel regulator ?? please advise if required for my particular set up ??
reading an ebay advert earlier on tonight did notice this hence my question on anything else required re fitting ??
quote " When using the HRC High Pressure 255lph (Walbro equivalent GSS341 / GSS342) Fuel Pump, I recommend if possible, installing a Fuel Regulator to maintain desired fuel pressure "
Fuel regulator ?? please advise if required for my particular set up ??
26 August 2011, 12:09 AM
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Okay cheers, they guy I plan to buy them off has two versions - the 255lph and the 290lph, take it the 255lph is more than enough to cope with blob wrx with decat / remap ??
reading an ebay advert earlier on tonight did notice this hence my question on anything else required re fitting ??
quote " When using the HRC High Pressure 255lph (Walbro equivalent GSS341 / GSS342) Fuel Pump, I recommend if possible, installing a Fuel Regulator to maintain desired fuel pressure "
Fuel regulator ?? please advise if required for my particular set up ??
reading an ebay advert earlier on tonight did notice this hence my question on anything else required re fitting ??
quote " When using the HRC High Pressure 255lph (Walbro equivalent GSS341 / GSS342) Fuel Pump, I recommend if possible, installing a Fuel Regulator to maintain desired fuel pressure "
Fuel regulator ?? please advise if required for my particular set up ??
Hi there
255lph will cope with 400-450bhp without the problem and without the Fuel Pressure Regulator(FPR)..
This is recommended if you are going for high bhp and high boost,what is not your case.
Here JAutos selling HRC fuel pumps for good money
http://www.scoobyworx.com/fuel-pumps-38-c.asp
Jura
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Okay great stuff appreciatte the explanation, yep scoobyworx thats who I planned to buy the pump from.
again thanks for all the comments / advice guys just thought I would ask as obviously not as common as the Walbro pump but from what you are saying just as good if not better in some ways.
again thanks for all the comments / advice guys just thought I would ask as obviously not as common as the Walbro pump but from what you are saying just as good if not better in some ways.
08 November 2011, 11:36 PM
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Thread revival, this looks like a good deal?!?!?!? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HRC-255-LP...item3a6bf86b50
Rob not sure about the FPR set from HRC,but fuel pump is good for price,i went with 340lph for mine spec plus Bosch external with Sytec fuel filter.
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