What fuel pump are you using?
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Stock pump will work fine,but I usually go with a Walbro 255lph...they're only about $90 and help assure the stock,old pump wont go out and will flow enough to meet any future fuel needs.
I havent tried it,but I have heard that hte stock RSX pump isnt Plug and play,so isnt really worth the trouble.
I havent tried it,but I have heard that hte stock RSX pump isnt Plug and play,so isnt really worth the trouble.
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yeah looks alike, believe its made by denson. You can also get a walbro 255 fpr under a 100 bucks.TrueZen said:
Pulled it out of my cousin car. Same car I have the engine from. All you do is transfer everything from your civic to the new pump. the rsx assembly had a lot of plastic pieces, so rip the guts and there the pump sits.
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Walbro!!!!
AEM 340lph Fuel pump on my K24 EG
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thread resurrection..
Just some FYI....
Being that the factory long life/reliable and QUIET honda pumps are made by Denso, I got curious if they offered higher LPH pumps... and they do! They can be found on other import cars such as the EVO 8, A80 Supra, 3000 GT VR4, and several others in various rated LPH's. Most of these share the same body as a Honda pump so its a drop-in affair. As far as them handling e85/flex fuels etc I'm unsure.
It seems the denso pump from the A80 supra is the goto which can also be purchased pre-modified and gets bumped from around 277lph to 300-390lph.
Some of the Denso pumps on said vehicles seem to be unavailable new unless bought used from a crashed donor if say you wanted a certain LPH rated pump thats lower than 270 but higher than a factory civic/integra pump, such as the EVO 8 pump thats rated at 190lph.
links and deets here:
www.fuelpumps.com
Just some FYI....
Being that the factory long life/reliable and QUIET honda pumps are made by Denso, I got curious if they offered higher LPH pumps... and they do! They can be found on other import cars such as the EVO 8, A80 Supra, 3000 GT VR4, and several others in various rated LPH's. Most of these share the same body as a Honda pump so its a drop-in affair. As far as them handling e85/flex fuels etc I'm unsure.
It seems the denso pump from the A80 supra is the goto which can also be purchased pre-modified and gets bumped from around 277lph to 300-390lph.
Some of the Denso pumps on said vehicles seem to be unavailable new unless bought used from a crashed donor if say you wanted a certain LPH rated pump thats lower than 270 but higher than a factory civic/integra pump, such as the EVO 8 pump thats rated at 190lph.
links and deets here:
Denso/Kysoan 1020 Fuel Pump 300 LPH High Pressure Performance In-Tank
Universal inline pump will fit most import and domestic vehicles 300LPH High Pressure Fuel Pump Supports up to 800 HP Includes filter which allows for easy install on most import and domestic vehicles including but not limited to the Skyline, 240sx, Civic, CRX, Integra, Eclipse, Supra, 350Z...
www.fuelpumps.com
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