Fuel Pump Intallation and what fuel pump to get

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kozo_1

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Hey everyone I was wondering if I could get your advice on installing and what fuel pump to get for my 94 Stock Gt, I was looking at the BBK 110 from brothersperformance or the 155 but I dont know if I can use them because of my stock motor please give me advice on if it will work because I do plan to get do some major mods later this year. Also how long does a fuel pump R&R take? If someone could help me I would really appreciate it

 

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You can use any size you want. Most people go ahead and go with a 190 or 255 lph, because:

a) there isn't any harm in going with a hi-flow fuel pump
b) the 255 lph is only $110 or so; the 190 lph is $89, so not much price difference
c) they will support all the bolt-ons you want. The only time you might need to go bigger than a 255 lph is if you get REAL serious, as in H/C/I + a supercharger or turbo.

 

Killer95Stang

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Yeah.. what he said... Can't go too big, but you can for sure kick yourself when you decide to do mods later, and realize you have to drop the tank again.. A good general pump is the 190lph, but the 255lph is even better...

 

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kozo-
Go with a 255lph pump. I picked one up brand new on the Corral classifieds for 60 bucks.

As for the install, it's not that bad. I did it by myself with a 2.5 ton floorjack having never swapped a pump before and it took about 4 hours. Most of that time could have been shaved off by removing only the bolts that NEEDED to come off. I could do it again in less than three I'd be willing to bet.

The pump swap itself is the easy part; the difficulty comes in removing and reinstalling the tank. Use a friend for the extra hands if possible.

Not impossible to do alone, but easier with help.

If you have any questions feel free to email me at toddsacop@aol.com.

 

mstangfrk95GTS!

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damn man i did it in 45 mins with a jack and stands, no power tools.


plenty of breaks for cold beers eh!

lol

 

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mstangfrk95GTS! said:

damn man i did it in 45 mins with a jack and stands, no power tools.


plenty of breaks for cold beers eh!

lol

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Just make sure you don't have a smoke during that beer break

 

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Thanks Guys I really appreciate it
I will go 190 or 255 then

 

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