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Old Jan 31, 2009, 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted by sabastian458
Yes the BR double pumper with flow that much fuel with stock lines. and go with the new hta88.
The "new" hta88? I thought the newest was the hta86. Man I'm behind.

I was wondering the same thing last week until I forgot all about it. I'm glad you asked.
Old Jan 31, 2009, 03:16 PM
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seems like the br double pumper is it! (has been it for a while now lol)

I think you need the full blown when you are tin canning a drag car and you know the stock lines won't run it...not even close, everything else the buschur double pumper works
Old Jan 31, 2009, 05:54 PM
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Both are good, go with the one you feel comfortable with.
Old Jan 31, 2009, 06:54 PM
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ok first of all i know the 35r is not goin to make 800hp. 850r maybe still have

see. and dave me saying u got tricks up your sleeve was a joke ok so dont

take it as a bad thing. Also ive talk two of my customers and we are going

to go with the BR double pumper. So guys thanks for the input. Ill post up

how the cars did Thanks.
Old Feb 3, 2009, 02:10 PM
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now that is sick

Originally Posted by davidbuschur
I do not have the fittings left to use AN lines. There is no need for them.

Let me run down what my car has for a fuel system again:

BR double pumper
STOCK FUEL LINE
STOCK RETURN LINE
BR fuel rail
STOCK FUEL PRESSURE REGULATOR
PTE 1200 cc injectors

The car weighs 2985 with driver, has run 9.04 at 159.64 mph
Old Feb 3, 2009, 02:48 PM
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I'm excitedly waitng for my BR Double Pumper to get in so I can get the ball rolling and make some passes this year the tracks here are starting to opening up starting tommorow and from what everyone with experience with this fuel pump say's it's the "ONE" you should have : )
Old Feb 12, 2009, 10:09 PM
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the trouble some of you guys are having with the float valve is because someone must of installed the siphon on backwards and the car is not siphoning the fuel from the other side over. We use the stock float with our kit. We have our kits in a ton of evos, and the only time guys have any problem with the float is because they were on backwayds. Please give us a call if you guys are having issues.
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Having alot of issues with my FB double pumper..

Leaks everywhere..
Old Jul 22, 2011, 03:39 PM
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What Full blown doesn't tell you is you need the hobbs switch for it to work correctly. BR doublepumper comes with it along with filter etc. If you don't use the hobbs switch you have both pumps running at the same time all the time.
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The Fullblown comes with a filter also. The Hobbs switch is optional, as you can wire the full blown to the Ecu and control it that way if you're running a AEM
Old Jul 23, 2011, 04:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Tonba
Having alot of issues with my FB double pumper..

Leaks everywhere..
Thats cause FB's are pieces of junk.
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Originally Posted by project_skyline
Thats cause FB's are pieces of junk.


real men use 2 external pumps.....

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Originally Posted by n2oiroc


real men use 2 external pumps.....

I hope you are joking. That is a HOT MESS and will only ruin a nice EVO. There is NO reason to use that set up on a EVO.
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Originally Posted by David Buschur
I hope you are joking. That is a HOT MESS and will only ruin a nice EVO. There is NO reason to use that set up on a EVO.
there will be no mess, the pumps and surge tank are going where the evap canister was, you wont see anything unless you are laying on the ground under the car. im just not a fan of walbro's, had trouble in the past. i know its a bit overkill, but im paranoid.

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Old Jul 23, 2011, 08:25 PM
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I've heard of issues with the FB system.....I believe most of it related ti the Hobbs switches. If you can run 9.0 passes with the Buschur pumps on stock lines....i see no reason to run anything else.


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