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Bosch 044, Aeromotive Stealth 340, Deatschwerks DW300, Walbro 255lph Fuel Pump Test

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Old Oct 2, 2011, 09:49 AM
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I think I am sold on a dw300. I have even read of guys having great luck without even hard wiring them. Stock fpr too!
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Im currently using the DW pump with stock fpr and wiring. This is with pump gas 93. No problems
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Ill be running it with e85. If I see issues with fuel delivery, ill hard wire it in.
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great test by ams - i've got the dw301 and i really love it. flows more than the walbro and is dead silent - no noise at all
Old Oct 2, 2011, 06:25 PM
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Originally Posted by kyoo
great test by ams - i've got the dw301 and i really love it. flows more than the walbro and is dead silent - no noise at all
Thats just an added bonus!!
Old Oct 2, 2011, 06:40 PM
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Originally Posted by kyoo
great test by ams - i've got the dw301 and i really love it. flows more than the walbro and is dead silent - no noise at all

Do you think that it Flows more than the unmodified Walbro or the modified (relief valve punched in) Walbro?

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Old Oct 2, 2011, 10:38 PM
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Originally Posted by drb
Do you think that it Flows more than the unmodified Walbro or the modified (relief valve punched in) Walbro?

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well i'm not totally sure, but on the exact same tune just swapping in the dw301 i was running richer than i was on the walbro
Old Oct 4, 2011, 05:53 AM
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Two questions. 1. What is the amperage draw difference between the 044 and the aeromotive? 2. have you guys tested the OEM denso pump from a supra tt? It may date me a bit, but back in the days they gave amazing results in my 2g gsx.
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The amperage draw can be seen in the 2nd graph.

I have not tested any supra pumps.

Originally Posted by irih100p
Two questions. 1. What is the amperage draw difference between the 044 and the aeromotive? 2. have you guys tested the OEM denso pump from a supra tt? It may date me a bit, but back in the days they gave amazing results in my 2g gsx.
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I used a Denso/Supra pump in my 91 Dodge Stealth R/T TT and compared it to the Walbro. What I found was that out of the box the Denso at 14v did slightly better than the Walbro but when I pushed the voltage up the the Walbro started to out pace the Denso. Currently I'm running the single Walbro at 17V with the Kenne Bell Boost a Pump making 550awhp on pump gas. (twin 16g turbos, stage III head etc...)
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I've had the Aeromotive in my 35R 93 octane Evo since they came out and I haven't had any problems yet. It's definitely quieter than any Walbro I've ever used.
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what pump would work on e85 with an fp red
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I have the Aeromotive on my FP Red, I have to hardwire it.

& I Just got my hard wire kit and the fuel pressure Regulator.
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Originally Posted by sivs
what pump would work on e85 with an fp red
DW300 and a hardwire will get you to the mid-500's out of the box. If the engine is built to push the red for all it's worth, you'll need to get 18v to the DW300 so it can supply the amount of fuel you'd need for a safe 600+.


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