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    Walbro 255

    Can you use a Walbro 255 fuel pump on a stock car or would need to purchased additional things?
    JD'S 91 Honda Accord. Nothing even compares to a Honda.

    NO NOS, JUST BALLS!!!
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    #2
    yes you can.

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      #3
      theres no need...
      HAN - ZiviCase10287
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        #4
        I did it because my original went bad and i will possibly need a 255 in the future.

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          #5
          As long as you get the normal 255 not the high pressure you will need nothing additional.
          My unupdate website Speedworx-online.com, lol. <click here>.

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            #6
            what about the hi pressure pump. Would you need the fuel regulator even for a stock car?
            JD'S 91 Honda Accord. Nothing even compares to a Honda.

            NO NOS, JUST BALLS!!!

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              #7
              its just when your add forced induction the car will generally need more fuel to combust with the cylinders to provide more power.

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                #8
                Yeah, i know. I do plan on heavy modifying my car. Heavy perfonce, all motor, turbo, the works. But right now on starting to buy small stuff because of course, money is an issue and i dont plan on doing a engine swap since a fan of the F22 my car has. Right now i am in the research and DIY stage on alot of my car.
                JD'S 91 Honda Accord. Nothing even compares to a Honda.

                NO NOS, JUST BALLS!!!

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                  #9
                  i know hense the point i said im still in the research stage.
                  JD'S 91 Honda Accord. Nothing even compares to a Honda.

                  NO NOS, JUST BALLS!!!

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