Does not specify it can be used in a return system in the description
"So, if you plan on building a returnless fuel system, or just upgrading your OEM returnless pump, save a bunch of cash by going with the Walbro pump versus the OEM, and you'll be getting a better pump to boot"
So where is...
I was directly told from where I bought them from that the pumps are for a retunless system. Being that I have conflicting information I'm just going to get the car brought down to where the custom harness can be made for it and do it that way. Wont be soon but the car currently runs / drives...
So just realized I cant make this into a return system as the pumps are for a return less system. There is a place that makes a custom harness to get it all wired in but they are booked out for I don't know when. I'd rather have the custom harness done but not knowing when there will be time for...
Thanks. Since posting this I decided I'm most likely going to go full return even though I didn't want to originally. Have to talk with the shop I ordered the hat / pumps from on Monday and see what the rest of the system would run me
Cobra needed a pump upgrade so I bought a fore hat with GT Supercar Improved pumps. I'm stuck on the wiring part of where this harness would tap into the FPDM. When buying these I was told there was some wiring that had to be done into the FPDM.
The harness shown plugs into the harness coming...
I don't want to see this locked. We deserve a completion of the build weather it ends in giving up and the thread dies or its a running driving car. I retire in 8 years I want to see a driving video on youtube by then.
Thanks. I've never seen one like that from what I remember and doesn't really look like its an aftermarket piece welded on. Guess it can be chalked up to an unknown mystery
This will end one of two ways. Either we see the eventual completion at which point this thread will rival the length of what have you done to your Terminator today thread or it will just fade into obscurity and we will all just assume what many did from the start that it was just too big of a...
This is the 4th Mustang I've had pete tune going back all the way to the burnt chips to add to the ECU. How times have changed. He also tuned my last Terminator.
Excellent choice. I know there are other places around the Mass area that can tune these but I'd still go to Pete regardless. Its...
Thank you. Its fun despite only driving it home since the tune. I am off of work for the next few days with today and the weekend being all sunshine so I'm getting a bit more driving time in.
I never would have done longtubes or the lower crank if they were not already done. I just wanted a...
It's quite obvious what has happened here but no one is seeing it. The car is finished / done and he's been busy driving and enjoying the car and that's why the thread has not been updated.
I'm looking forward to the initial driving impressions post, coming in 2039
All cars do dyno differently and also depends on who is tuning it. Pete does not use base files from someone else he's made his own as many other reputable tuners have done but also many other take whatever base file is provided by lund or PBD or someone else and worked off of it from there...
I much prefer the lower hit, its just a street car I don't drag race or have not built the car to do so. Can't even drive anywhere around here to get the benefits of the up top power of a bigger blower so the 2.3 was an easy choice to make
Yeah it definitely sucks. Guy I bought it from got it from a dealer so he was going off what he was told. I have a feeling that the owner before him took a lot of stuff off this car before unloading it. Had an SOS gauge pod at one point but that was taken as well. At least it still retained the...