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Old 03-07-2010, 08:30 PM
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I always thought it was a no-brainer to change the fuel pump, but the write up in this month TI suggests thats no always true. Even goes to say that the Walbro 255 isnt as good as the stock item??

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Old 03-07-2010, 08:55 PM
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It's a doddle to change and I have to say I have never heard bad things about the walbro. They have been fitting them to scoobs for a good 10 yes
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Old 04-07-2010, 12:07 AM
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the worst magazine for fact and getting things right, so don't believe to much it says in there.
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Old 04-07-2010, 08:10 AM
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True, got a welbro on mine now and have noticed a difference, even got better fuel economy, but dont know how that works, hopefully some of the experienced scooby owners can shed some light on this
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Old 04-07-2010, 10:42 AM
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True, got a welbro on mine now and have noticed a difference, even got better fuel economy, but dont know how that works, hopefully some of the experienced scooby owners can shed some light on this
Injectors spray pattern better at slightly higher pressure and better throttle response mean you dont have to use as much throttle in normal driving
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Old 04-07-2010, 02:31 PM
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Made a fair difference in mine. Was easy to change... I got someone else to do it
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Sorry for the thread hijack but did you see Dr-Frank-in-Stu's feature? that thing is a beast!
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Sorry for the thread hijack but did you see Dr-Frank-in-Stu's feature? that thing is a beast!
Yes, I map it.. and they couldn't even get that right and put up engine details of another car... so it read as someone else other than stew built his own engine!

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Old 05-07-2010, 09:33 AM
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Yes, I map it.. and they couldn't even get that right and put up engine details of another car... so it read as someone else other than stew built his own engine!

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Bloody hell, didn't know that! (didn't look at the spec as I can see it on surrey) I hope they are going to sort it by giving him another feature or something? the project thread he has done over on Surrey shows how much work he put in!
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Made a fair difference in mine. Was easy to change... I got someone else to do it
So right................................ as so did I
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Injectors spray pattern better at slightly higher pressure and better throttle response mean you dont have to use as much throttle in normal driving
Thanks Simon for the information buddy, great to know there are people on here that can explain technical stuff like this
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So the info in this months is a little poop then...lol
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The spec they put was an engine tuner 2.1..... Stews is a 2.35 built by his own hands
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Bosch are used by many guys I know. The Bosch Motorsport 10 Br will cope with anything you throw at it.
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