Correct Fuel Pump Part # for WRX
02-12-2003 | 01:31 AM
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Correct Fuel Pump Part # for WRX
is:
GSS342
I have the GSS341 and it's bass-ackwards. It'll work, but isn't truly "bolt-in".
BTW - More than one member here has asked me this question in the last couple of days. Some stage 4's going together real soon I think!
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GSS342
I have the GSS341 and it's bass-ackwards. It'll work, but isn't truly "bolt-in".
BTW - More than one member here has asked me this question in the last couple of days. Some stage 4's going together real soon I think!
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02-12-2003 | 01:33 AM
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Bah it's all about the Supra pump
You know you want to spend a half hour cutting, splicing, and soldering! Not to mention you have to run to the hardware store to find the correct sized nuts to hold on the eyelet crimps.
But in the end, you get Denso quality and a quiet pump.
You know you want to spend a half hour cutting, splicing, and soldering! Not to mention you have to run to the hardware store to find the correct sized nuts to hold on the eyelet crimps.
But in the end, you get Denso quality and a quiet pump.
02-12-2003 | 03:59 AM
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I've got the correct sized nuts already.
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02-12-2003 | 06:48 PM
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Oh lets not forget the Denso RX7 pump that is a 215LPH version over the Supra 255LPH version. Both the Walbro GSS342. GSS341, and the Supra pump are all overkill for any of us at our current state of tune. But hey who doesn't need more fuel? 
Oh and for you people that want to run mAd b0000st you can get a Cosmo pump that does 310LPH
Oh and for you people that want to run mAd b0000st you can get a Cosmo pump that does 310LPH
02-12-2003 | 08:32 PM
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True, she's a little on the small side and she bruises easily... I'll have to tone down the pendulums. Thanks for the feedback!
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02-12-2003 | 11:07 PM
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Originally posted by gpatmac
I've got the 41
I've got the 41
Dont worry it fits, just not ideal. You should really see a denso pump in there
It's about twice the size and looks like it shouldn't fit but it does.
02-12-2003 | 11:18 PM
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02-13-2003 | 02:53 AM
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Yup 341 in my car and Wes' car. Not bad at all!
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