What Makes a High-Pressure Fuel Pump Compatible with E85?
E85 is one of the hottest fuel types in the high-performance world. It is a mixture of 85 percent denatured ethanol and 15 percent gasoline, delivering an octane rating between 100-105,…
What’s the Advantage of Brush vs. Brushless Fuel Pumps?
Brushed DC motors have been around since the late 19th century and brushless motor technology has been around since the advent of solid state electronics in the 1960s. Yet, it…
How Much Pressure Does Your Fuel Pump Produce? Setting Straight an Industry Misconception
Do fuel pumps really create fuel pressure? Think carefully before you answer that question. It is a common misconception throughout the industry that the fuel pump creates fuel system pressure,…
Thinking of Switching to an In-Line Electric Fuel Pump?
Top Four Reasons Why You Should Switch to an In-Line Electric Fuel Pump 1. Ease of accessibility for installation and serviceability – You may have a modified or custom fuel…
Choosing the Right Fuel Pump: Are Other Modifications Required If You Upgrade?
Selecting the proper fuel pump for your vehicle is simple – if you need to replace the pump, purchase the highest quality unit you can buy for your application. While…
Making Horsepower: Upgrading to a High-Performance Fuel Pump to Handle Increased Performance Demands
When you modify a vehicle to produce more power, additional fuel is required. Internal combustion engines need a mixture of fuel and air to operate. The higher the demands on…
Why Use a High-Quality Fuel Pump or Module
Fuel pumps or modules rarely fail as they are well-engineered and manufactured to high standards. However, outside influences can cause a fuel pump to not perform as designed or stop…
Advanced Fuel Pump Technology Driving Performance and Efficiency
Fuel pump technology has evolved rapidly since the days of mechanical fuel pumps. Although mechanical fuel pumps can still be found on classic and vintage cars running carburetors, they simply…
Dual Fuel Pumps When You Need Superior Performance
In extreme driving conditions, multiple fuel pumps are often better than one. High horsepower applications often demand a higher volume of fuel and/or pressure and using two fuel pumps ensures…