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As people have said, its a done deal.

044 (600hp) - ~$230

700cc Sards - ~$650

Lines, rail and FPR are fine

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:P why do u compare bosch 044 with sards 700cc fuel pump?

y dont u compare a bosch 044 and a bosch 040? around $50 difference

common sense.... smart i didnt think about it. very smart of me. to compare like tis....

all i was asking do i need a 600hp rating fuel pump when i am chasing only 400hp. or it makes a difference?? need aome allowance just incase i hit more than 400hp....

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;) why do u compare bosch 044 with sards 700cc fuel pump?

y dont u compare a bosch 044 and a bosch 040? around $50 difference

common sense.... smart i didnt think about it. very smart of me. to compare like tis....

all i was asking do i need a 600hp rating fuel pump when i am chasing only 400hp. or it makes a difference?? need aome allowance just incase i hit more than 400hp....

i think he said that as a suggestion to what u'd need

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;) why do u compare bosch 044 with sards 700cc fuel pump?

y dont u compare a bosch 044 and a bosch 040? around $50 difference

common sense.... smart i didnt think about it. very smart of me. to compare like tis....

all i was asking do i need a 600hp rating fuel pump when i am chasing only 400hp. or it makes a difference?? need aome allowance just incase i hit more than 400hp....

I wasn't comparing, I listed in notation form what you need :) Everything else is fine, by that i mean tested and proven countless times; by all means upgrade what ever you want for piece of mind, but this is the min required.

"cc" denotes the flow capacity of a fuel injector, in this case Sard 700's.

At rock bottom price of $230, just grab the 044, its a no brainer when your talking the price difference of a tank of fuel. These pumps used to retail for more then double this.

Agreed, u are very smart :)

ok got an ideas on how to do the mod or is it a trade secret

Have fuel enter both ends of the rail, exiting in the middle for more even flow to each injector. Evening airflow to each cyl in a RB's hard enough (when hard tuned on th edge) without having to deal with non linear differences in fuel to each cyl as well. In reality a common street white bread 600hp RB will cope fine, by just being safe with ARF's and Ign adv.

Edit: Theres no bias here, I use an HKS rail, Sard FPR and a grands worth of dash fittings; I have my own reasons.

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