255 or 190 or 160? FP size?
#2
RE: 255 or 190 or 160? FP size?
You always want more. But if you're just going to put on a T-body, and Intake, I'd just stick with the stock pump. I'd only worry about a pump when you start changing heads and cams or power adders.
#3
RE: 255 or 190 or 160? FP size?
And if you decide you REALLY need one don't even bother with the 160, get at least a 190 for N/A and nitrous. Get the 255 if you want to go the S/C route, but keep in mind you have a fuel return so you can't go too big.
#5
RE: 255 or 190 or 160? FP size?
I'd go with a 190. Best route would be 255 in case you ever change your mind...though you seem to be pretty set in that department. Like he said, there is a return system so it won't be wasteful if your pump is too big. Also - go with Walbro.
#6
RE: 255 or 190 or 160? FP size?
They are so close in price, I can't see why everyone doesn't just get a 255. They are $89 from JDs Performance or $95 for the high pressure one. Most people want to upgrade their car and regret buying the smaller pumps well before their pumps wear out.
#7
RE: 255 or 190 or 160? FP size?
on ebay, the price difference between a 190 and 255 walbro pump is 10-15 bux. just get the 255 and be done with it. you have a return fuel line so its not possible to get a pump that is too big
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