fuel pump question for swappers
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fuel pump question for swappers
What fuel pump should I be using for my B16 swap, the 90-93 Integra or the 94 Del Sol VTEC fuel pump? ...or is there a different one? I'm not sure I need a new one but my engine is still running funny and there's not much else I can do with it. It does run rich even at 8200 rpms with my D15 fuel pump.
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Let me tell you about swapping fuel pumps...I just did mine...go ahead and buy a H.O. unit like the Walbro, I swapped pumps which included dropping the gas tank and 2 hours later I'm done. It isn't THAT hard but I don't care to do it again but since I went with just a so so pump it won't be large enough when I spray...just decide your goals and buy once. You'll be happier.
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FYI: most stock honda fuel pumps are capable of supporting 200 HP as long as they're in good shape, however, if you doubt it's durability, then go ahead and upgrade.
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I won't trust ANY 10-15 year old fuel pump made to run a SOHC non vtec now supporting a B16A and then I'm gonna spray it on top of that. If you buy the pump for a 92-95 Civic (if it's not offered for the CRX) you can change the pump out and use all the factory components. Like I said, I have to drop my tank again and put a bigger one in there
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Originally posted by sir_crx
I won't trust ANY 10-15 year old fuel pump made to run a SOHC non vtec now supporting a B16A and then I'm gonna spray it on top of that. If you buy the pump for a 92-95 Civic (if it's not offered for the CRX) you can change the pump out and use all the factory components. Like I said, I have to drop my tank again and put a bigger one in there
I won't trust ANY 10-15 year old fuel pump made to run a SOHC non vtec now supporting a B16A and then I'm gonna spray it on top of that. If you buy the pump for a 92-95 Civic (if it's not offered for the CRX) you can change the pump out and use all the factory components. Like I said, I have to drop my tank again and put a bigger one in there
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