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94-97 Aftermarket
OEM SD fuel pump vs. Walbro GSL392
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[QUOTE="lincolnlocker, post: 735310, member: 944"] where did you read that you need 120gph? thats a *** of a lot of fuel!! id do dual bosch myself but yeah it will be fine in the stock location. when you run duals you will want to get two 30amp relays and use the stock wiring to fire them and run separate hot wires(8 or 10 gauge) off the battery to each pump so that you maintain closer to 14v each. you can hear the difference when you run 12v vs 14v.. the walbros are way happier at 14v.. live life full throttle [/QUOTE]
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