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What would be a good injector fuel pump setup for this mild turbo on a RB25? Wanting to run around 1 bar boost with remaped factory ecu eventually. Currently i have the factory ecu.

Car is auto and i only want around 220 rwkw for a street car.

I have installed a FMIC, 3" PE2 exhaust and split dump, high flow cat. Splitfire coils. Gt2530 turbo.

Would 550cc injectors be ok for this turbo?

What fuel pump?

Please help me out.

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NYTSKY Grand Master

NYTSKY

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I have a set of 555cc Nismo injectors if you want them.Direct drop in.They have been used for about 7000k and are in perfect condition.

Looking for $550 delivered.

I have a Nismo fuel pump in my car.Cant got wrong with those items.

Birnie Veteran

Birnie

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anyone?

Didn't someone already reply?

As he said, 555 would easily do the job.

I have the s15's too running a hks 2535 on RB25. no probs.

(although for $550? go for that!)

Fuel pump? There's heaps of options, just do a search on the many Bosche/nismo/tomei options

Nismo and Tomei cost a little more but so much less muckin around.

abu Grand Master

abu

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s15 480cc will do the job and cheaper than NISMO 550cc

If you want to spend the cash then get the NISMO 550cc

^ both will be sufficient

If you want to spend the cash then a NISMO or TOMEI replacement fuel pump will drop straight in

If your happy to go with a cheaper pump then a WALBRO will also drop straight in

or a BOSCH 040 if you don't mind cutting the fuel pump cradle

govich Community Regular

govich

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Stock injectors should handle that much power with the factory regulator, if not get a hold of an aftermarket fuel pressure regulator and make sure you've got a pump that'll flow enough. They shouldn't need much more pressure at 1 bar. A lot cheaper than new injectors (unless you can find s15 injectors cheaply).

A walbro will be fine, just make sure you get the 'high pressure' version.

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