Can you guys tell me what LPH rating is a standard 85Transam TPI in tank fuel pump

Thanks

PM

 

Dont know the rating but if your going to replace it use a Walbro . period. end of story.

LAter
Jeremy

 

It usually varied between 38 and 42. There is a dyno test showing gains in 45 and 50 fuel pumps though, its somewhere on here. FAQ I think.

 

I totally agree, go with the Walbro and be done with it.

 

We dont get Walbro here in the UK.The reason for my question is not because i need a new one,its because im about to fit a Holley SR set up and want to know if the original will run it ok

thanks

PM

 

The HSR should work with your stock pump. If you buy a Holley pump.......Walbro makes it. Holley just repackages it and passes the love on to your wallet.

 

Yes but the one holley supplies is "inline" and not "intank"
PM

 

Buyer beware!!!!!
take a read

 

I don't see the problem in that link with Walbro.

 

two bad walpro pumps in a row i see a problem with that

 

If you can show me a product that someone on this board hasn't screwed up on install I'd be surprised. I really think the Walbro is a good product. I'm not saying one or two have never went out the door that wasn't working correctly, but I think it is VERY rare that it happens. I put one in my wife's stroked and blown 97z28 and it supplies over 500 hp at as much as 70psi without making any noise in the car. I like it and highly recommend them also.

 

Huh? I bought an intank 255lph (walbro) from Holley, are they noisy? - Oh He**ll yes, (keep tank 1/2 full,) are they good? - definitely yes

 

The one that holley supplies in their HSR kit is inline.Thats what i mean.
cheers
John

 

I NEVER trust an in-line fuel pump. Not even an expensive one. I have had several and they all failed within a year. I have been running my in-tank Walbro for years without a problem and it is MUCH quiter then ANY in-line pump I've had.

The in-lines were so loud I could hear it over my SPL 1 3/4" heads with 3" Hooker cat-back system (no cat).