Kemso 340lph fuel pump
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Re: Kemso 340lph fuel pump
For the amount of effort it takes to change a pump, why buy something that invites doing it twice. Get a good Walbro pump & minimize your chances of grief.
Secondly the wiring bulkhead in the tank is not rated for the current draw of a 340lph pump. I have seen many of these overheat & melt.
Finally, unless you are making over 550rwhp, then you do not need anything larger than a 255lph pump. Larger is not better in this case.
Secondly the wiring bulkhead in the tank is not rated for the current draw of a 340lph pump. I have seen many of these overheat & melt.
Finally, unless you are making over 550rwhp, then you do not need anything larger than a 255lph pump. Larger is not better in this case.
Re: Kemso 340lph fuel pump
For the amount of effort it takes to change a pump, why buy something that invites doing it twice. Get a good Walbro pump & minimize your chances of grief.
Secondly the wiring bulkhead in the tank is not rated for the current draw of a 340lph pump. I have seen many of these overheat & melt.
Finally, unless you are making over 550rwhp, then you do not need anything larger than a 255lph pump. Larger is not better in this case.
Secondly the wiring bulkhead in the tank is not rated for the current draw of a 340lph pump. I have seen many of these overheat & melt.
Finally, unless you are making over 550rwhp, then you do not need anything larger than a 255lph pump. Larger is not better in this case.
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