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2x 044 Pumps

Started by jbonez · 21 Dec 2010 · 4 replies

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jbonezArchived member
Gday. Just wondering on my rb25 head standard fuel rails are like 5/16 feed & return sort of thing.. pretty small. I have two fuel pumps & a 2L surge tank. Both pumps are running an individual line each under the car & I have a 3/8 return line plumbed into the bay.. Would it even benefit having two pumps with such a small feed & return on the stock fuel rails? I might not need it for 740cc injectors but two would be better incase of failure etc, not sure if it will bottle neck etc.
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jbonezArchived member
Anyone? Going to upgrade the injectors down the track should I just run both lines into one or is it going to stuff the fuel pressure up? thanks
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Duke57TTArchived member
It will be fine. Later on you can upgrade to dual feed rail and make the most out of it. Make sure you have one-way valves on the outlets of your pumps. Peace out.
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jbonezArchived member
I have the rail and the injectors I just decided against it right now as I have a running car & I would go all out with braid etc etc when I really should just stop now and get a tune allready.
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grunter01Archived member
i had something similar on on vl i had, i used 2x 3/8 line feeds with the 044s and used the 2x 5/16 standard steel fuel lines as returns and never had a problem, so should be all good......
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