Deatschwerks DW200 255 L/h E85 Fuel Pump for Subaru Impreza GC & GD (97-07), Forester (97-07), Legacy GT (90-07)

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255lph in-tank fuel pump
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887753529497
SKU
9-201-0791
129.00€ 104.03€

DW200 series, 255lph in-tank fuel pump w/ install kit for Forester 97-07, Impreza (including WRX and STI) 93-07 and Legacy GT 90-99 and 05-07

DeatschWerks has performed extensive testing of their fuel pumps at a wide range of pressures and voltages.  This data characterizes the performance of the pump over all possible operating conditions. Pump charaterization data can be especially useful to customers designing demand-regulated returnless fuel systems. Only DW offers such extensive data.Data from each pump model is contained in its own tab within this excel document.All DW pumps are rated at 13.5v@40psi. On each tab, this data has been highlighted in orange for easy identification.PRV activation can be influenced by voltage. Therefore, PRV activation point data has also been included for each pump.

 

                         

Specs:

Flow Rate:255lph
Series:DW200
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Customer Questions
What kind of testing has DeatschWerks performed on their fuel pumps?
DeatschWerks has performed extensive testing of their fuel pumps at a wide range of pressures and voltages to characterize the performance of the pump over all possible operating conditions.
Why is pump characterization data useful for customers?
Pump characterization data can be especially useful to customers designing demand-regulated returnless fuel systems. Only DW offers such extensive data.
What is the standard rating for DW pumps?
All DW pumps are rated at 13.5v@40psi.
What information is highlighted in orange on each tab of the excel document?
On each tab, the data for 13.5v@40psi has been highlighted in orange for easy identification.
Why is PRV activation point data included for each pump?
PRV activation can be influenced by voltage, hence PRV activation point data has been included for each pump.