I got the largest one and Poopie and myself trimmed it.The car already has a K04 in it, and while it's not a 'big turbo', I'd like to have additional fueling over the OEM pump just for piece of mind.
If you are going with the walbro unit, make sure you order a sleeve with it since the walbro is a smaller diameter than the oem unit ( ). I got the largest one and Poopie and myself trimmed it. If you opt to buy one, shoot me a PM and I can sell you mine.
I don't notice inside the car but outside you can definitely hear it (but I knew that going into it so no biggie).ĭo some searching here and on audiworld and you will find a lot of great information on replacing the fuel pump.Īnd you are going to need to buy or make a tool to get the pump basket out. As of right now the walbro pump is working great for me other than being harder to start and you can hear it outside the car. The walbro unit bleeds off fuel pressure when it sits so you will have a hard time starting the car after it sits (need to try cranking 2x instead of just firing right up).īut the walbro pump is approx a 1/4 of the price from the drop in bosch unit so it's a personal choice really. Myself and Poopie installed a Walbro 255 lph pump about two weeks ago (Part # GSS340 from ) and if I were to do it again, I think I might have got the Bosch drop in replacement from mike-2ptzero or 034 motorsports for a one main reason.
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