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    Hey all

    I am wondering if i can use the standard fuel pump thats in my v6 ute will be ok to use to feed the surge tank.??

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    doing the same thing as you at the moment mate, turbo build. and i've been told you can use the standard pump to run the surge tank but i cant remember everything the guy said. ill ask him again if i go see him tommorow

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    Yes, as long as the return from the rail goes back to the surge tank, then an overflow from the top of the surge tank back to the tank.
    Will ensure it is at 100% all the time.

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    use a big surge tank so u always have a supply of fuel when your external pump needs it

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    Quote Originally Posted by white vu View Post
    use a big surge tank so u always have a supply of fuel when your external pump needs it
    You dont need a massive suurge tank 1-2lt would be plently theres no way your going to be going gas long enough to drain before it can get replenshed
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    Sure.

    Why not fill the boot then.

    There's 'safe', then there is 'practical' and a line between them.
    3 litres would be fine.

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    i run the standard pump into a 1.5L surge its plenty enough so far never run it out chrrrs vr turbo runs the same setup and the vb runs a stock old vl pump into same 1.5L surge its running 11's no dramas all running 255L/Hr external pumps
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    What about the walbro internal 255L/hr fuel pumps ?? i think they are GSS342, my ute wont see the drag strip and probably never see a race track and i always keep my fuel tank above half, Would one of these do the job ? it should fit straight into the stock fuel pump location.
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