hi, i read all the tales of weather the stag fuel pump is better than the solid state pump, which was meant to be noisy. well i have now fitted a solid state pump{ along with a fuel return pipe, which should sort my vapour problems out}as you can see i made a bracket up to fit it to the old pump mounting, thus using the rubbers again, i can report that's it is totally quiet, i can only just hear it working when the engine is off.it is a lot quieter than the old pump. Paul
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I fitted an electronic pump from Peter at LD Parts( 40 odd quid ), it's quiet, can just hear it before engine starts.Comment
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GATS wrote:http://www.facet-purolator.com/index...&Itemid=31hi, i read all the tales of weather the stag fuel pump is better than the solid state pump, which was meant to be noisy. well i have now fitted a solid state pump{ along with a fuel return pipe, which should sort my vapour problems out}as you can see i made a bracket up to fit it to the old pump mounting, thus using the rubbers again, i can report that's it is totally quiet, i can only just hear it working when the engine is off.it is a lot quieter than the old pump. Paul
Is this type the one you have fitted? If so, which size?
Klaus
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hi Klaus, no it is not , the one i bought is from Matt Lewis racing, the cost is £32.99 + 2.99 postage, it has 8mm pipe fittings it is suitable for engines up to 180 bhp, and is 12 volts, 4 to 6 psi pressure, flow rate is 120 Ltr/hour, and has a pre filter inlet union, i bought on eBay. hope this helps PaulComment
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Hi Paul
I saw a "FACET" sing on the pump in your picture. That`s why I thought it is the pump mentiond in The Facet website.
Klaus
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