"Universal" fuel pump?
Mark R
speedracer.mark at gmail.com
Fri May 11 09:29:53 EDT 2007
Yes, I have replaced a Bosch pump with a high volume "racing" unit. But in
a performance application. In other words, larger HP required the maximum
volume that the stock pump could produce. With no overhead, this wasn't
acceptable.
For $100.00 I certainly wouldn't bother. Plug and play is easy and you
don't have to do any engineering.
Mark Rosenkrantz
On 5/11/07, cobram at juno.com <cobram at juno.com> wrote:
>
> Anyone ever use a universal type fuelish pump in an Audi application?
> Was thinking of putting one of these in the 1988 90Q, the pump in the car
> is factory and starting to get a little loud (getting louder than the
> lifter clatter.) Any comments, BTDT appreciated. I can get this one
> from a local source for about $100 less than the original replacement.
>
> From the look of it, might have to plumb in the check valve. For those
> unfamiliar with the 90Q, unlike the type 44's, it has an external fuel
> pump mounted on the left rear undercarriage.
>
> http://tinyurl.com/355exy
>
> BCNU,
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