You Guys Still Using The Wahlbro Gss340 Pump

mikestang63

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Just thought about this. Not sure what pump is in the car now or how old it is. Going to swap out the top end soon and of course don't want an to take a chance. Is this still the one to get

Wahlbro gss340 255lph pump and
400-812 install kit

About 10-12 years ago guys started using the Focus SVT pumps as well

Thanks

 

madspeed

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Ive got the gss340

 

stykthyn

I want to measure mine. It doesn't look that tall.

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I've run the 255 on 302s and lsx engines and it's never disappointed.

 

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Those and the bosch 044s seem to work without issue on higher hp applications. I was going to get that before I ran across a smoking deal on a pair of walbro 405 lph pumps.

 

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i run a SVTF pump...

 

A5literMan

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I'm running the Gss340 without a problem

 

Onefine88

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Yup I had the GSS340-255lph pump in mine for years. It finally met its match when I installed the supercharger and 60lb injectors. A buddy tipped me off to the Aeromotive Stealth #11140. Its a 340lph pump and simply drops in the tank like the Walbro. I like simplicity so I bought it.

I highly recommend it! Its silent and handles the power and larger injectors just fine.

Good Luck!

 

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Colonel Mustard

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that just might be one of my next purchases

 

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i've had the walbro 255 pump in my car for years without any hiccups. picked up a stealth 340 in tank for my turbo build to replace it though

 

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I ran that Walbro 255 for 17 years, 302 N/A, Supercharged with inline 155 pump then back to N/A in 347 stroker form. It's a great pump which handled everything I threw at it.

 

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GSS340 as well.

 

mikestang63

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madspeed said:

that just might be one of my next purchases

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Just bought a real one from Tre Performance off Ebay with the install kit. $94 with free shipping. Will get it in 3 days. $15 Cheaper than Summit.

 

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Which, the aeromotive or walbro

 

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mikestang63

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Wahbro

http://www.ebay.com/itm/280637983804?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649