I hear no ...as per k. bell's site that it cant hurt them cuz it has a built in voltage regulator and it wont kick them on unless it hits 5psiDrifterProdigy85 wrote:Ive heard the Boost A Pump overloads the fuel pump and kills it rather quick. Any truth to this?
I'm running 5/8 feed and 1/2 return ... and soft for now240z4u wrote:What sizes hard lines are you running to the engine bay and back? Don't even bother running soft lines from the tank to the trunk if you want to meet NHRA standards (which is kinda dumb to me).
found his problem...if had been running 2 044's it wouldnt have happened.DETurbine wrote: twin Walbro's
Can happen to any twin setup. Safer to just run a larger single pump.nissandrftr88 wrote:
found his problem...if had been running 2 044's it wouldnt have happened.
i'll be running a aeromotive eliminator fuel pump with -10 and -6 lines with a seperate fuel system for my nitrous with a 044 pumping it.
my thoughts exactlyDETurbine wrote:
Can happen to any twin setup. Safer to just run a larger single pump.