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Old 05-22-2012, 09:06 PM
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Finally installed my aeromotive 340lph pump and Racetronix hot wire kit,

Went from 11.8ish to 10.4 tonight @ roughly 12psi ( hard to watch the gauge as you guys know haha). So i think theres some better times /power left on the table, as well as a better flowing exhaust too.

That is all, its def. worth upgradeing from the stock wiring/single walbro 255.
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Pump and wiring were the only mods in between 11.8 and 10.4??
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he means his afr went from 11.4-10.8 with a new pump
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Originally Posted by TIM Z
Finally installed my aeromotive 340lph pump and Racetronix hot wire kit,

Went from 11.8ish to 10.4 tonight @ roughly 12psi ( hard to watch the gauge as you guys know haha). So i think theres some better times /power left on the table, as well as a better flowing exhaust too.

That is all, its def. worth upgradeing from the stock wiring/single walbro 255.
i bet u will see real low 11s in ur future my freind
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Old 05-22-2012, 10:48 PM
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i was very confused when i first read this original post about your AFR sounds like it def. is worth the upgrade now people can see this too.
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Very nice Tim! That Racetronix Hotwire harness sure is a nice piece, isn't it?
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Very nice Tim! That Racetronix Hotwire harness sure is a nice piece, isn't it?
Yes it is Roger, damn long though haha! I prob had about 2' extra i coiled up and zip tied.

Yeah sorry guys AFR was 11.8 now 10.4, i was tired when i posted
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I"ve been running the racetronix hotwire kit for a couple years on my dual in-tank walbro's, works great. glad you are having good luck also TIm.
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You guys with the older return style systems definitely have a better system to work with! I just bought a slightly used 2010 CTS-V pump to do some fitment/mock up checks. I'd ultimately like to see how something would work with a PWM set-up. I might be able to eventually come up with a reasonably priced set-up, but as is the norm in my case, I'll spend a couple thou on test pumps, and hose, just to see what works/fits.



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