In-line Fuel Pump

[Joes95gagt]

Has anyone installed a secondary in-line fuel pump on their car? If so how difficult was it and what kind of pump did ya use? Are there any tricks I should know before I put one on myself?

[Joes95gagt]

Come on guys more power means more fuel, and I know there's some power freaks hidden out there.

[bszopi]

Its the weekend... not as many people visit the site on the weekends because they are busy working on their own cars. Give it a couple days!!!

[RednBlack]

I'm not sure an inline fuel pump will help at all. It can't pull through the existing pump in the tank. So the most fuel you will get is what the stock pump will push. Not sure if there is a high volume pump available. You can gut your in-tank pump, then install a high volume inline made by Holley.

[v6h.o.]

the only guy's i know running Inline booster pumps are those with Boost.

[TurboZ24]

The only reason to run an inline pump is if you are looking for more pressure than the in-tank pump can deliver. The in-tank pumps max out at around 70 psi, but you can get in-tank pumps that run 255 liters/hr (that's what I have) and since I run stock fuel pressure, I have no problems with the in-tank 70 psi limit.

[Joes95gagt]

I planned on looking into a turbo setup later on so I might need the extra fuel.

[93vinx]

an inline fuel pump that pushes 70 psi is a strong pump we sell 2 in lines at my work and the bigger on maxes at 28 - 34 psi and like 30 gal per hour , i'm not sure i'll check today

[johnc]

The injected Audis and FWD VW's of the late 70's /early 80's use an external electric pump. These systems run at 70psi. Look in a performance magazine for imports for a possible source?