im about to buy a fuel pump.. now i need to know if any 2g eclipse fuel pump will fit or i need a 2g GST fuel pump?

 

you'll need a 2g fuel pump, however, you can spend a little extra and get a SupraTT fuel pump. It basically fits the same, and flows more. Plus toyota reliability. Conicelli mitsu sells them for cheap for clubDSM members. Very good choice if you plan on upgrading. Don't bother getting the stock unit again. The 3KGT fuel pump also works, but the supra tt is a little better.</P>

 

man just buy a 255LPH pump from elderbrock..or suh'n like that..its cheap..thats what i got...

 

The fuel system is something you don't want cheap on. Case in point, a few years back, my buddy bought some no-name 190lph fuel pump for his 1g daily. Mostly everything on his car was stock except for the basics, and he just turned up the boost a little. He said one day the egt's went way high and he was getting knock all around. He pulled over, and checked just about everything to see if something was leaking or cracked, but everything checked out fine. He started it up, then drove like 4 minutes and it started happening again. He ended up having to get it towed to his house. The last thing he ever thought about was to check the fuel pump since it was a new aftermarket unit. The pump wasn't broken, but it was malfunctioning somehow....i can't remember exactly how. But the point is just buy something reliable, and you'll be worry free in the end.

 

should i be worry free with a walboro 255 fuel pump?</P>

 

Yeah, walboro is a pretty reliable company. It's the no-name brands you gotta look out for

 

would it be better to buy new, or just hack the stock FP? Im not being a cheap ***, just have better things to spend $150 on right now

 

u need a 2g fuel pump

 

yeah...Im confused at that statement 91... I drive a 97, being a 2nd gen. or are you talking something other that that with 2g? anyways, how much does it take to hack one? more work that worth?

 

Prolly more than it worth Burnt, getting a Walboro 190 or 255 is going to be better in the long run.