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VendorHRCJan-05-01 03:17 AM
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#626, "RE: HRC turbo fuel system"
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Our ACCEL inline pump mounts adjacent to the fuel filter, and includes mounting bracket, plumbing components, and relay/wiring for full 12V operation.

Question: Will rewiring the system to bring a full 12V to the intank (Walbro) pump help? Most certainly, but the pump is still straining to maintain that high pressure even with ample voltage. The best advice I can give for the intank pump guys is to monitor fuel pressure regularly to be immediately aware of any deficiencies under high boost. Consider a permanently mounted gauge. HRC owners need not be as concerned, although occasionally using the gauge we provide with the kit is a good idea, especially if you run at 9 or 10 PSI boost. Inexpensive AirFuel meters, although not real accurate in the desired WOT mixture range of about 12:1, can also be a good indicator if a problem should arise.

Nemezis: The fuel system you have is correct, and not in need of updating. Adding a Walbro intank pump should not be neccesary. Should you have trouble achieving full pressure under boost when you run the car again, please contact our Tech Support line (630-801-9065). We will review your setup and recommend diagnostic procedures to find and correct any problem you may have.

Bill Hahn Jr.
98 RS Turbo: 10.87 @ 136 MPH
HRC Stage V with N20
Nation's Fastest Street FWD 2G DSM
www.turbosystem.com

  

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HRC turbo fuel system [View all] , 95ESi, Jan-03-01 06:12 AM
  RE: HRC turbo fuel system, TeamJasonESi_T, Jan-03-01 07:43 AM, #1
RE: HRC turbo fuel system, 95ESi, Jan-03-01 08:15 AM, #2
RE: HRC turbo fuel system (Check valve and fuel mapper), TeamJasonESi_T, Jan-03-01 09:04 AM, #3
      RE: HRC turbo fuel system (Check valve and fuel mapper), 95ESi, Jan-03-01 09:51 AM, #4
           RE: HRC turbo fuel system (Check valve and fuel mapper), Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOne, Jan-03-01 11:00 AM, #5
                RE: HRC turbo fuel system (Check valve and fuel mapper), TeamJasonESi_T, Jan-03-01 12:51 PM, #6
                     RE: HRC turbo fuel system (Check valve and fuel mapper), 95ESi, Jan-03-01 07:53 PM, #7
RE: HRC turbo fuel system, VendorHRC, Jan-04-01 02:50 PM, #8
      wow, HRC posted, 95ESi, Jan-04-01 06:00 PM, #9
      HRC, TeamJeff_99gs, Jan-04-01 06:02 PM, #10
      RE: HRC turbo fuel system, Nemizis, Jan-05-01 01:31 AM, #11
           RE: HRC turbo fuel system, VendorHRC, Jan-05-01 03:17 AM #12
                RE: HRC turbo fuel system, 95ESi, Jan-05-01 04:52 AM, #13
                     RE: HRC turbo fuel system, Nemizis, Jan-05-01 05:13 AM, #14
                          fuel filter, 95ESi, Jan-05-01 05:25 AM, #15
                          fuel filter, 95ESi, Jan-05-01 05:26 AM, #16
                               Nope...On our cars(95) it's on the firewall in the enginebay, Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOne, Jan-05-01 05:53 AM, #17
                                    RE: Nope...On our cars(95) it's on the firewall in the enginebay, 95ESi, Jan-05-01 06:31 AM, #18

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