Holley 255L/hr pump on 2.8
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Holley 255L/hr pump on 2.8
would there be any problems if I ran the hollley 255 pump on my 2.8? I am planning on swapping to a 350 eventually but pump is on way out now. Will this work or will I have to swap pumps twice?
thanks guys
thanks guys
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But I don't feel like hunting for it! 
It's an in-tank? There's also Walbro pumps; search the TPI forum and main tech forum for more info...
It's an in-tank? There's also Walbro pumps; search the TPI forum and main tech forum for more info...
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Car: 1991 Formula
Engine: 434
Transmission: PG
Axle/Gears: 4.33
I am pretty sure Walbro makes the Holley pump. It is an in tank direct replacement.
I am just wondering if too much flow and pressure will damage anything
I am just wondering if too much flow and pressure will damage anything
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Originally posted by Fastbird
I am pretty sure Walbro makes the Holley pump. It is an in tank direct replacement.
I am just wondering if too much flow and pressure will damage anything
I am pretty sure Walbro makes the Holley pump. It is an in tank direct replacement.
I am just wondering if too much flow and pressure will damage anything
the regulator will just send the extra gas back to the tank.
You not close to any danger zones.
Matt
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