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hi I have a 89 r32 gtr.

Like it says in the tittle i am chassing around 300 to 350 kw at the wheels. I have 2860r-5 turbos and wanted a descent fuel set up to support them. I have just purchased sard 800cc injectors and was wondering what fuel pump to use. At this satge I don't really want to make/ buy a surge tank but i am more after a good intank fuel pump. I have being doing a bit of research, though it has all conflicted each other.

What are the Bosch 040 good for or a 044 mounted in the tank (hp/kw wise) Or can somebody give me another option. I don't want the pump to be maxed out at the kw I am chasing

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Thanks to all the people who have replied to this.

Is the Bosch 040 good for 600hp or 400hp? I don't want the pump to be maxing out at around 350kw. Is any body using the 040 in a gtr with similar power figures to what I am chasing?

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Walbro In-Tank 255Lph. Making 380awkw with no probs whatsoever

i got a bucket of dead walbros... want some spares.....

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according to the specs (4.7L/m) that nismo state for the gtr pump it will out flow a 044 but what it doesn't say is if that is free flow or with pressure.

i just put a 044 intank (R33) and you can barely tell the difference noise wise between it and the stock pump, i used 3 pieces of 25mm fuel resistant PVC tubing opened up and wrapped around the pump and the arm it mounts too.

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will nismo in tank support 380awkw?

Put it this way. Twin RS's at anything up to 2 bar on a 2.8 litre stroker and im fine (Fuel pressure gauge in cabin to confirm). Your turbo's are smaller so you will be sweet!

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yep, no question, nismo pump is the easy winner. it mounts properly in the stock cradle too which is a problem with other pumps. if they are not mounted correctly the pick-up can be too high resulting in fuel starvation. and the nismo pumps are 276 litres per hour, rated at 3bar (ie stock base pressure).

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yep, no question, nismo pump is the easy winner. it mounts properly in the stock cradle too which is a problem with other pumps. if they are not mounted correctly the pick-up can be too high resulting in fuel starvation. and the nismo pumps are 276 litres per hour, rated at 3bar (ie stock base pressure).

hmm deff sound like the best in tank option for no dicking around, need to source one now...

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Nismo intank FTW! Making 350rwkw and no sign starvation.

Just to add this is with E85, so you can add another 25-30% onto of my power figure on pump fuel.

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i got a bucket of dead walbros... want some spares.....

And my walbro is relagated to lift pump duties upto my surge/044 setup as it couldnt maintain flow above ~50psi rail pressure.

I'd be interested to know what setup a Walbro makes 380awkw with :cheers:

Snowman was/is using a stock R34 GTR pump for 380rwkw, so anything aftermarket is gonig to meet that easily enough

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