Up to How much boost will the stock fuel pump support?
Currently I'm Running a peak of 24-25 and 21-22 at 7k. Will the stock support, say from dead stop to 160mph? Without leaning out from lack of fuel pressure?
Would appreciate your comments or suggestions. Thanks!

 

the fuel pump doesn't care how much boost you run. what are your mods and current power level?

 

if you are gonna start modding you car, just buy a walbro and you'll be fine.

 

Keep in mind with the Walbro 255 you will be able to hear it humming. I heard the damn thing humming all the time on my old IX mr.

 

I have the basic bolt-ons intake, full exhaust w/test pipe, fmic, forge UNOs boost controller, upper intake pipe, hks blow off (not recirculating). Ive been following import tuner budget boost up. http://www.importtuner.com/tech/impp...ost/index.html I'm looking for a little extra power, nothing serious. I'm looking into getting it tuned but this would be the last thing, if I even need it?

 

Get the walboro 255 b4 before you get tuned..cheap insurance against a maxed out stock pump.

 

so you are curently running 24-25 psi untuned!?!?! i would grab a walbro and get tuned asap before you blow up

 

Stop what you're doing, immediately, turn down the boost, and start reading. I don't mean Import Tuner. Good luck.

 

+1, get a walbro in there ASAP, then go straight to your tuner to get things sorted out.

 

But yeah turn boost down and get a 255

 

Thank you for the info! I lowered the boost to stock. I will be getting a fp and getting it jester tuned first of august! Thanks again guys!

 

So you're getting an FP in two weeks?

Why the fuel pump question?

 

Probably because he had no idea on the capabilities of the stock fuel pump .

 

You have the best posts. He is right turn it down and read and ask questions. Get to someone who can tune your car before its on jack stands and your riding an import tuner bicycle.

 

Yeah, you've got a point...

But if that's a case, how do you get to the knowledge of what FP you are buying without knowing you need a walbro?

In any event, I think the OP could have SEARCHED.