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hwystar

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ooooooops sorry guys/gals

well lets try again or maybe i should just try this:

Power Enterprise 210L/H Fuel Pump WRX Skyline Walbro

"Designed For Bolt On Application by the famous Power Tuning House Power Enterprise Massive 210L/hr rated. That's 500hp over safety for your car. Will bolt on into Skyline, WRX's, Libertys, Lancers, etc."

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I got mine from mercury as well and fit it myself (walbro 255l/hr). Not too hard to do, a couple of zip ties and a bit of thinking, 2 hours max. It comes as a whole kit (hoses, sock, wires, hose clamps). PM me and i can send u photos of the install...

Trent from mercury is running one in his (255l/hr) s15 with a GT30 turbo, and it pushes out 240kw at the wheels. I think the 040 is a bit better, but I have seen the walbro perform. They are made in the USA. get a litlle noisy (for a little unit) after a month or two...

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