What fuel pump?

I will add that the "high pressure" variant of any Walbro pump should be used when dealing with Mustangs and potential upgrades.

190lph high pressure unless you got mods planned for the [very] near future that dictate more. Going too big is not an ideal situation either and the reasons are debatable.
 
I ran the car out of gas now it wont start, changed filter but still no gas, i can hear the pump run when i turn the key over but i know that doesn't mean its pumping, im assuming i burned up the pump when i ran it out of gas, its a bbk high pressure
 
Like mentioned . Check the fuel pressure .

3 inch exhaust all the way through ? Someone make the x pipe and stuff for you ? They don’t just sell 3 inch and that’s a lot of exhaust for a GT40 hci car .

I second the given recomendations but just that it must be a walboro .
 
Yeah that 3" exhaust does not provide enough ' back pressure '. :jester:
 
Yeah that 3" exhaust does not provide enough ' back pressure '. :jester:
Never mentioned it was just surpised he had 3 inch all the way through . It’s quite uncommon as I had searched around for a while which is why no one seems to really make much . We built my x and flow tubes to the mufflers and used the Flowmaster tails I had .
 
Never mentioned it was just surpised he had 3 inch all the way through . It’s quite uncommon as I had searched around for a while which is why no one seems to really make much . We built my x and flow tubes to the mufflers and used the Flowmaster tails I had .
I was joking about the back pressure thing. :doh:
 
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Never mentioned it was just surpised he had 3 inch all the way through . It’s quite uncommon as I had searched around for a while which is why no one seems to really make much . We built my x and flow tubes to the mufflers and used the Flowmaster tails I had .

All of the diesel Mustangs came with it from the factory. :shrug:
 
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