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Hi guys

Just wondering how good the R34 GTR fuel pumps are as i am about to fit 750cc injectors and power fc (keeping standard turbo's for now) and have been told the GTR factory pump will be more than sufficient for this (by an actual tuning shop who you would think would try talk you into fitting a new one for they're benefit)and are good fuel pumps to over 300kw which i wont be getting near with these mods. It would save me fitting an aftermarket pump till i'm ready to upgrade turbo's AFM's etc. Can anyone else vouch for this or has experienced the GTR pumps limits/performance?

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I have to ask... Why you are putting in 750cc injectors with stock turbos???

Stock injectors will flow more than stock turbos can make. So sticking with stock injectors would be a far smarter idea, and keep your 750cc items for when you actually need them.

A GTR pump can flow 380rwkw no problem, been done before by two people i know.

Infact there is conjecture as to whether or not the Nismo pump & OEM GTR pump are actually the same part - as there is evidence to suggest they might well be. Wouldn't be the first time Nissan have branded the same part with a different part number and price.

The only thing sticking point, the "OEM" GTR one costs much more than a Nismo replacement, so it makes sense that people just buy a Nismo item.

***HOWEVER*** the pump you have now, is 10 years old or there abouts. I think for a $300 part, it's simply a risk not worth taking. I'd be swapping it out with a Nismo or a Bosch pump. Nismo being easier to install and a bit more expensive. I would honestly change it for piece of mind.

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