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  • #23298
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    Anonymous Member since: January 1, 1970
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    Aeromotive Billet 16306 Mosfet Fuel Pump controller

    The cheapest price  I can find on these is $570 AUD, $215

    Located in VIC will ship.

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    What’s it do Ian? Besides the obvious of control the fuel pump lol.

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    LMAO you use them to slow the pump down at lower RPM when full flow isn’t needed, this serves a couple of purposes,

    1: It shuts the noisy annoying pumps up at idle and cruise.

    2: At low engine speeds the injectors are barely open so you’re returning a lot of fuel to the tank after running it through the hot engine bay, a pump controller lessens the heatsoak, my Old Supra after about an hour at cruise you couldn’t hold your hand on the tank it was that hot.

    3: If you run multiple High Pressure pumps you can stage the 2nd pump so it come up to speed at a higher rpm so you don’t get a spike in fuel delivery, this just makes the tune a little bit nicer.

    4: You can run the lift pump with the 2nd controller so again at cruise/idle it’s doing less unneeded work.

    5: If you run big injectors you can PWM the pump below the normal base pressure set by the regulator this lets you dial in some more pulse width to get a nice stable controlled idle without losing Injector capacity when it’s needed up top!

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    Can this be programmed in the factory ecu?

    #23305
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    No there’s no PWM control in most of the common ECU’s Cav that’s why I went this route, the race car only runs for a minute per lap and it’s loud as so it’s a non issue running the pumps full time..

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    Ill be in contact. Keen

    #23308
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    No probs let me know!

    #23333
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    1 Sold to Cava, 1 left!

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    :good:

    #23392
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    ttt

    #29670
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    Still have one of these available if anyone is in need.

    These are $550 to $600 new, second hand but perfect condition, $200+ shipping.

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    Nice

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    <b> SOLD!</b>

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