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700 series fuel pump on a 240 200 1980

posted by  hardknocks! on  Mon Sep 20 14:43 CST 2004
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hi there i installed i.p.d. in tank pump upgrade on my 85 turbo, a longer pump in size. which i believe is the same as some used on the 700 series. it is reccomended, and flows a little more fuel. depending on your planned upgrades there are other pumps you might consider (check over at turbobricks site staged modifications) i plan on some extra boost in the future (2 lbs) but first need more understanding about the subject. i read all i can about it, and dont want to waste my motor. turbo is the way to go in my opinion. good luck




85 244 turbo intercooler.
bilstiens HD, B&G springs, I.P.D. sways, A cam, Water cooled turbo, virgos/w yokahamas, rear spoiler, firewall braces, oil temp guage, next on list=calibrated boost guage/air fuel ratio meter.






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