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Old 06-25-2001, 07:46 PM   #3
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The stock FP is rated at 88 lph.

Yes, the capacity of the pump - no matter how huge - doesn't determine your mpg; the engine components - and how you drive the car - does that.

By the same token, a bigger FP won't help you go any faster if the engine remains exactly the same after the pump install as it was before. You'll just have a bigger capacity FP, which is a good thing, especially if plan future mods.
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