http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ACF-EP378/
Sorry wrong part, if u do a search of in tank fuel pumps from ac delco there are a bunch listed. many of them cover a range of vehicles.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ACF-EP376/
That one is for LT1's such as in buick roadmasters. I'm sure they have other applications and brands that could be made to work as well.
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if you try to search by application, it seems that they list a lot of TBI or carb setups.... but i didn't find any port injected setups in my quick search.
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http://www.summitracing.com/parts/AC...Make|CHEVROLET
Looks like that one is listed for everything from 454's to 2.8's and smaller.
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Be wary of fakes.. .lots of them out there.
What is the p/n on your injectors BTW?
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i'm not so sure if either of those are actually walboros...
but IIRC, a PFI fuel pump is generally the same between major changes (like the tuned port 85 camaro using the same pump as a 95 3100 wouldn't surprise me one bit).
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Need Help choosing a Walbro 255 Pump
I need a fuel pump for my 96 Grand Prix SE 3100 Turbo 5-8 psi boost with 36 lb/hr injectors.
No FMU used, stock fuel pressure. Fueling increases are done through the PCM instead of fuel pressure boosting. So I don't need a high pressure pump, just high flowing.
I haven't ever had to fit a high flow pump instead of a stock pump, so please excuse my ignorance regarding.
I would like a Walbro 255 but not sure of the model needed.
This is what I had found so far. Would these pumps fit my vehicle?
Walbro GCA758-2
Walbro GSS307
If not, can anyone recommend a quality high flow fuel pump for my application?
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