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Any body use,or tried Kenny Bell boost a pump

Nick

Active Member
How did you like it, and did it do what they said it would.I woul like any feed back.

Thanks Nick
 
Sorry Never Tried it. But i was thinking about getting one. However I just went ahead and installed an external Bosch. The surprising thing is that its not even loud.
And it will produce more pressure for the long run than just a booster.
 
Hey guys this is 2001 not 1990. External pumps are way old school and not nearly as good as 1 Walboro in Tank 340. Its a direct bolt in and will support something like 700+hp if supplies with 14 volts.

So why waste your time with external pumps?

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Mike Schoenfeld
1989 Turbo Trans-Am
11.95@113 Pump Gas
11.25@121 Race Gas
 
Mike's right. Why put on an external pump when you still have the stocker in the tank causing you a restriction, and not to mention a 12 year old sock in there that probably covered with crap that needs to come out. I just recently went thru this on the GN, that sock was trashed in it and I've been very careful over the last 11 years that I've owned as to what went in the tank.
Put a Walbro 340 in there and thats all you need.

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Rob
Rob's HIGH PERFORMANCE & PARTY page!
'89 TTA #426 bone stock
'87 Grand National 2nd owner 10 yrs.
40# inj,JL chip,HW Walbro 307,KB SS headers,THDP,V-4 IC, stock turbo & TC, SS dual exhaust, no cat.,Direct Scan, BFG 275/50/15 DRs on stock rims. Under 50K miles.
'95 Trans Am Convertible stock
'94 Silverado Tuned Port Injected
 
I'd have to agree with everyone. I've heard only real good things about the Walbro. Probably the best out there.
 
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