New product coming: Deatsch Werks 300LPH Pump
12-17-2010, 01:45 PM
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New product coming: Deatsch Werks 300LPH Pump
DEATSCHWERKS 300LPH In-Tank Fuel Pump
January 2011 Release!
DW300 Highlights:
Meets SAE guidelines for fuel pump testing
Application specific install kits included (Universal also available)
3-year, no-fault warranty
The DW300 is a turbine impeller pump
DW300 Specs:
300LPH+ @ 3bar fuel pressure.
100% E85 Compatible
39mm body for in-tank applications.
Please, feel free to ask any questions about the pump in this thread. We will be posting any updates about the pump in this thread.
January 2011 Release!
DW300 Highlights:
Meets SAE guidelines for fuel pump testing
Application specific install kits included (Universal also available)
3-year, no-fault warranty
The DW300 is a turbine impeller pump
DW300 Specs:
300LPH+ @ 3bar fuel pressure.
100% E85 Compatible
39mm body for in-tank applications.
Please, feel free to ask any questions about the pump in this thread. We will be posting any updates about the pump in this thread.
12-17-2010, 02:12 PM
#3
NICE!!!...looking forward to this...
are you guys going to include this in your return setup when it comes out? and tell dw they need to come out with those larger pnp injectors already..lol
are you guys going to include this in your return setup when it comes out? and tell dw they need to come out with those larger pnp injectors already..lol
12-17-2010, 03:04 PM
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The DW301 flows ~340lph @ 40psi. I think the Supra pump is around 280lph, but don't quote me on that. 
Paul, thank you for posting this!
The pump will be $169, and will be available mid-January.
Paul, thank you for posting this!
The pump will be $169, and will be available mid-January.
12-17-2010, 09:35 PM
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you need 30% more fuel with e-85 right?
if a walbro flows 255lph then 30% more would be (255 x 1.3 = 331.5) almost exactly what this pump flows. BRILLIANT!!!
now if all the connections are the same as the walbro 255, then this is a no brainer for anyone wanting to make 500whp on e-85 without having to rig up a double pumper setup.
12-17-2010, 09:41 PM
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Yes, sir!
...and our pump is designed to be E85 compatible, but it is also quiet...so even if you don't need 330lph of fuel, but you need more than the stock pump can give this will bring it will a great warranty and not having to turn the radio up while you're driving.
...and our pump is designed to be E85 compatible, but it is also quiet...so even if you don't need 330lph of fuel, but you need more than the stock pump can give this will bring it will a great warranty and not having to turn the radio up while you're driving.
12-18-2010, 12:38 AM
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interesting. seems like it was designed just for the e-85 people.
you need 30% more fuel with e-85 right?
if a walbro flows 255lph then 30% more would be (255 x 1.3 = 331.5) almost exactly what this pump flows. BRILLIANT!!!
now if all the connections are the same as the walbro 255, then this is a no brainer for anyone wanting to make 500whp on e-85 without having to rig up a double pumper setup.
you need 30% more fuel with e-85 right?
if a walbro flows 255lph then 30% more would be (255 x 1.3 = 331.5) almost exactly what this pump flows. BRILLIANT!!!
now if all the connections are the same as the walbro 255, then this is a no brainer for anyone wanting to make 500whp on e-85 without having to rig up a double pumper setup.
