Electronic Fuel Pump
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Prestige is doing one with my fuel cell,, Mike at Prestige will have an idea
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Couldn't agree more.quote=Johnny;6403]id leave it alone and just pust a new stocker pump on ... the electric pump will also need a regulator and it will make you go faster because youll have less money in your wallet slowing wieghing you down ,,,,[/quote]
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Will it need a regulator on a 650 without fuel injection? I figure that would only apply to fuel injected.
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Oh yes defiantly would need a regulator with a carburetor.Remember the carb only has a needle and seat to stop the fuel flow from the pump.And it only has the pressure from the float and it's leverage to do it.So if you have a pump putting out 5 lbs. of fuel pressure and your float assembly can only hold back 1-2 lbs you will have flooding problems.
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I have no idea I was wondering if that was my problem up north withthe engine cutting out at high RPM's. It acted like it was governed while i was driving around munds park. I took the fuel line from the carb and as the rpms got up the gas was at a slow drip and at iddle it was flowing really well. So I am confused I really dont care about hauling ass I just want to have the same power up there as i do down here.
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Unfortunately you will never have the same power at 7000 feet that you do at 1500 feet.You will lose 1-2 percent per thousand feet in elevation that you go up.In my opinion you need to do some clutching for the tires you are running anyway.And that will help you some up north too.
The governed part is probably to much fuel up there.I don't know if i would mess with the jetting though.I think the clutch kit would help you much more.
Also remember that the stock fuel pump works off of vacuum.And you will have much more vacuum at idle then when you first rev the engine.The vacuum will come back once the engine has stopped accelerating the rpm and is a constant rpm.
The governed part is probably to much fuel up there.I don't know if i would mess with the jetting though.I think the clutch kit would help you much more.
Also remember that the stock fuel pump works off of vacuum.And you will have much more vacuum at idle then when you first rev the engine.The vacuum will come back once the engine has stopped accelerating the rpm and is a constant rpm.
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