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All New * Walbro * 400Lph In-Tank Fuel Pump + 2X Strainer Kit

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Genuine WALBRO 400LPH Fuel Pump + 2x Strainers


- Most popular in-tank performance fuel pump on the market today

- 400LPH supporting 750+HP applications

- Standard 38mm fuel pump design

- Genuine WALBRO – manufactured in USA by TI Automotive (box may be generic TI)
- Comes with 2x strainers and everything pictured
- Most popular upgrade across the Nissan range; RB's, SR's, CA's ect.

$200 $180 incl. Delivery >> SAU Special

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E85 compatible version now in stock - 460LPH - $220 incl. Delivery


* This is an Australian delivered product with a national warranty.



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How does it make It easier?

What does the base do?

Hey!

It acts as a cradle to keep the unit mounted in the assembly, alternatively the bracket that holds the original pump may need to be modified to suit.

Common with CA20's and SR20's

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We can now just supply the pump on it's own for custom assembly's and set-ups.

Kit's incl. fittings ready to go if preferred as well!

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Is this pump e85 and 98 compatiable?

Hi,

These unit's are not E85 compatible the higher flowing 450LPH unit's are though.

Brendan

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Also after a price for the 450 and how to purchase? Link is only for the 400?

Hi mate,

Sure, you can purchase a 450LPH set-up here; http://www.sau.com.au/forums/topic/410989-all-new-walbro-460lph-e85-in-tank-fuel-pump-strainer-kit/

As with the 400 these are genuine Walbro unit's.

Cheers,

Brendan

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Sorry to say but $235 is a sau special? That's more expensive than most Australian online performance shops.

That's a for a genuine unit! Not this Chinese stuff buddy.

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???

What's the difference between a 450 and a 460?

Hi,

Sorry missed that one...

At an optimal 13.5V these flow 460LPH, but most users will get around 450LPH.

Same same,

Brendan

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I just noticed this thread. Is the 400lph drop in and connectors fitted for an r32 GTS-T?

Hi,

This is a universal kit so some minor tweaking will be required.

Brendan

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