New Fuel Pump

#3
To get it running for starters. My birthday is coming up and my brother asked if he should just buy me a new fuel pump. I believe the stock one is a 110 and I'm not sure about going too high just yet. I was thinking about a 160 but really not sure. With nothing done to the car yet should I just get a stock replacement since they are only like $80. I'm really not sure I just want the damn thing running again.

Edit: Ok call me dumb but what is the advantages and disadvantages of a higher LPH pump
 
#6
The higher-volume pumps cost more, use a little more power, recirculate the fuel more and can be a little finicky to get into the bracket.

But like Steve said, if you plan on big power in the future, might as well use a big one now.
 
#7
I just put in a new Walbro 255lph over the weekend. I can't see how it would hurt to put too big of one in. Unless maybe if you buy 1 for turbo as they are usually higher pressure then the standard pumps. I think the only high pressure one is a 255lph walbro pump.

My car had a 190lph in it when I bought it. It still had factory 19# injectors and that pump worked fine until I put the 30# injectors in. It ran out of fuel about 4400RPM at that point.
 
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