2 New Fuel Pumps from DeatschWerks - DW65c and DW200
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One size does not fit all, so in true DeatschWerks fashion we have added two new fuel pumps to our line-up. Introducing the 265lph DW65C and the 255lph DW200. Along with our popular 320lph DW300, DeatschWerks has your fueling needs covered. The DW65c is a compact sized high flow fuel pump that is drop-in fitment for many late model applications.
The DW200 is a 255LPH pump that comes in the same fitments as the DW300 and has a nice budget friendly price-tag.
Watch the below 2011 SEMA video where we debuted the pumps for the first time! |
Prices?
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DW 200 Miata kit part #9-201-0848-> $99
The other one the DW65C doesn't show a fitment for our cars on the site but it's $149 I might be wrong, but that's what is on > www.DeatschWerks.com < :slap: |
The DW65c is a shorter, more compact pump than the OE NA and NB pump.
It is intended for use in the NC Miatas. TorqueZombie, thanks for posting those prices. :) |
Any amperage charts? The Walbro is making my wiring a bit toasty, even with the low 40psi its regulated at.
*Edit* Maybe (read Probably) I'm a retard, but the chart shows amperage going down as fuel pressure goes up for the new pumps? |
so because i'm mentally slow, this is a drop in replacement option for us NA owners who are looking for some increased fuel headroom, correct? :-)
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Sorry about the late reply here guys...
The DW200 pulls a little more amperage than the 255HP. It also flows a little more in the higher pressures (ie, good for FI cars w/ rising rate FPR) Yes, both the DW200 and DW300 are drop-in fitment for most of the NA's. Some of the NB's require some wiring, but those components are included in the kit. |
Finally got tired of listening to the GSS340 Walbro and ordered a DW200.
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Flow vs pressure curves?
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Will the 200 overwhelm a stock FPR?
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