#9853, "I'VE HAD IT WITH THIS LOUD ASS HRC FUEL PUMP"
anyone know of a good inline pump that will equal the flow and pressure ratings of the HRC pump that is QUIET!!!! I spent all this time and Money on a Bad ass stereo system and now i have to listen to this damn hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm along with my music!@#$((&)? I was looking at the venom pumps, are they any good and quiet? thanks for any info lates James
#9854, "RE: I'VE HAD IT WITH THIS LOUD ASS HRC FUEL PUMP" In response to Reply # 0
Not an inline pump, but I've heard teh Supra TT pump fits and flows ridiculous amounts of fuel. (MUCH more than the Walbro even) The only thing is, you might even have your hands full trimming out all the extra gas.
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#9856, "RE: I'VE HAD IT WITH THIS LOUD ASS HRC FUEL PUMP" In response to Reply # 2
hey james, dame dude i finally got my fuel pressure stable with the hrc fpr, and got my fuel pressure to hit 85psi at 6psi of boost oh mu GOSH that dame fuel pump is so same loud now...i get a headache driving now i cant stand it! Michael 99gs-t by JAMES =)
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#9857, "RE: I'VE HAD IT WITH THIS LOUD ASS HRC FUEL PUMP" In response to Reply # 3
ya man that's cool, it is very good that you have got the adjustment down. ya man mike i hate this fuel pump, Anyways ANyone know of those SX fuel pumps is that overkill? lates james
#9859, "RE: I'VE HAD IT WITH THIS LOUD ASS HRC FUEL PUMP" In response to Reply # 5
Yeah that sounds like plenty. I am just trying to investigate a theory Jason got me thinking about some time ago about voltage affecting the noise level. Generally there would be a voltage drop as fuel pressure increases which can change the tonation of the pump. I guess I need to play with the wiring on mine to see if it makes a difference. Since I have gone with 625's I can say it is much quieter as I never see more than 65psi of fuel pressure these days, and that is at full boost.
#9860, "RE: I'VE HAD IT WITH THIS LOUD ASS HRC FUEL PUMP" In response to Reply # 6
hmmmm, it appears that as my fuel pressure gets lower the sound gets louder. like when i am adjusting the idle pressure if i go down the fuel pump gets freaking loud and when i go up it quiets down alot, like at 75-80 psi i can berely hear it. ONE MORE QUESTION. If I was to get like 370CC/min injectors from RC and put them in my car how low of a fuel pressure could I run. I have a 95 eclipse with the regulator on the fuel rail. I was thinking if it would be possible to do away with the boost dependant FPR alltogether I have an S-AFC also. thanks for any info! lates james
#9861, "RE: I'VE HAD IT WITH THIS LOUD ASS HRC FUEL PUMP" In response to Reply # 7
I said it backwards. Sorry. It is louder at idle after hard runs and and low fuel. From what I understand the fuel helps to cool the pump. I still wonder if voltage matters in heating the pump up. I could be talking complete bollocks about it right now. I really need to play with my car this weekend when I get home.
#9862, "RE: I'VE HAD IT WITH THIS LOUD ASS HRC FUEL PUMP" In response to Reply # 8
Has anyone tried putting some Dynamat detween the pump and the frame> Tehy have the type that goes under the carpet that is pretty thick. This should help out some.
#9863, "RE: I'VE HAD IT WITH THIS LOUD ASS HRC FUEL PUMP" In response to Reply # 7
Jamesman...hold on for a week or so and I'll have a some VFAQs all about picking injectors, modifying the 1995 FPR, and picking fuel pressures. I would still suggest using an adjustable FPR (with calibration disks).
#9865, "RE: I'VE HAD IT WITH THIS LOUD ASS HRC FUEL PUMP" In response to Reply # 11
Some are louder than others. Mine, like James is loud as hell. By reading this post I don’t think anyone has an idea about any other fuel pumps to replace the HRC one.
Would this work.
Get bigger injectors, 440cc Get a better FPR, something like the Vortech one. Get an s-afc Get a high power gs-t fuel pump, like the one Holley makes
If your running bigger injectors you don't need to worry about creating the same high psi in fuel pressure, Right? I think I saw a post that Corbin had like 28 psi an idle. Corbin, what is your psi at WOT and what is your max boost?
Does anyone think that the above idea would work. Not only would you be getting rid of the hrc inline but you would be better prepared for higher boost when the time comes.
#9866, "RE: I'VE HAD IT WITH THIS LOUD ASS HRC FUEL PUMP" In response to Reply # 12
>Would this work. > >Get bigger injectors, 440cc >Get a better FPR, something like the Vortech one. >Get an s-afc >Get a high power gs-t fuel pump, like the one Holley makes
Well, thats my exact setup...except Walbro instead of Holley
>If your running bigger injectors you don't need to worry >about creating the same high psi in fuel pressure, Right?
Like I said in the previous post, I'm making a VFAQ that will explain all you need to know about injectors and fuel pressure.
>think I saw a post that Corbin had like 28 psi an idle. >Corbin, what is your psi at WOT and what is your max boost?
If I recall correctly, I get 26 psi at idle...AFC is around -40%. I don't have my notes on me, but I have a 1.5/2:1 disk and get forty something psi fuel at 6 psi boost (AFC is still leaning things out by several percent there). My S-AFC is also set up to adjust fuel according to manifold pressure. Sorry I can't provide any good numbers, but I don't have my notes on me. I'll detail everything along with my personal setup on the VFAQ coming soon.
>Does anyone think that the above idea would work. Not only >would you be getting rid of the hrc inline but you would be >better prepared for higher boost when the time comes.
Eventually, I'll start running higher boost. The fuel system is ready for the extra power, but I don't think my engine and tranny are. Thats what I'm waiting on (when I get some $$$).
#9867, "RE: I'VE HAD IT WITH THIS LOUD ASS HRC FUEL PUMP" In response to Reply # 13
Haha I got an airtex inline and it used to be loud for me. But You get used it after a while trust me. If your system can't drown out the sound it's not good enough. Your just thinking about it too much, or maybe you just drive at night all the time.
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#9868, "RE: I'VE HAD IT WITH THIS LOUD ASS HRC FUEL PUMP" In response to Reply # 14
My system is plenty powerful, 3 amps, 1250 watts 24 speakers. i like my stereo, i like my turbo, i am not going to compromise my stereo because a stupid loud fuel pump, i know there is a way to fix it, and i am going to find out what it is.
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I am just trying to investigate a theory Jason got me thinking about some time ago about voltage affecting the noise level. Generally there would be a voltage drop as fuel pressure increases which can change the tonation of the pump. I guess I need to play with the wiring on mine to see if it makes a difference. Since I have gone with 625's I can say it is much quieter as I never see more than 65psi of fuel pressure these days, and that is at full boost.
