Great lift pump for the $$$$$!!!

[LB7DMAX]

Just wanted to post a little something about a decision to make to not buy an adII or a fass system. I spent $217 on a HP150 Holley fuel pump! I was a little worried about the 3/8 NPT inlet and outlet but it supplies more than enough fuel for anyone runnin a single cp3 pump. I can run my edge evo race on level 7 and not clear out all the fuel. Yea i had to wire the relay and plumb the thing but no prob. Super quiet and great performance!! Very happy to save the $!:rockin

[02BLKMAX]

you should do a write up on this, i would consider doing it for that price.

[Torque Monster]

Is this flow through?

[LB7DMAX]

It is somewhat flowthrough. Enough to idle but I haven't really tried pullin the fuse to see how she runs without the pump runnin.

[Torque Monster]

I am contemplating running the same pump. Let us know how she does over time

[LB7DMAX]

I used 1/2" hydraulic lines and fittings. Cut a section of pipe out of the feed line and the hydraulic hoses have a 3/8 NPT on one end and a 1/2" compression fitting on the other. Used a regular relay from like a fuel pump on a chevy gas sucker and a 30a fuse. I really hope this helps you guys that are buildin on a budget and have the knowledge on how to wire it up. I think its a great alternative to all of the other lift pumps on the market!

[mackyoudip]

Let us know how long it lasts. For 217$ you could buy three and be around the price of an airdog so if they last a third as long atleast then they would be of the same general value to me. And if they last longer than a third the life of an airdog then I think it's even better than the airdog or fass.

[LB7DMAX]

Originally Posted by Dallas@CFD

Is this flow through?

Do you know if the fass systems, adII, or ppe lift pumps are flowthrough?? I didn't really consider this matter when I put it on.

[LB7DMAX]

Originally Posted by mackyoudip

Let us know how long it lasts. For 217$ you could buy three and be around the price of an airdog so if they last a third as long atleast then they would be of the same general value to me. And if they last longer than a third the life of an airdog then I think it's even better than the airdog or fass.

I had read some posts online of diesel guys getting five yrs or better out of these pumps. This billet pump is relativley new but guys have been runnin Holley alcohol racing pumps for years with little problems! I did do some research before buying.

[bigdaddydiesel]

I know that the FASS is flow through, and so are the AD II and Raptor 150. Also, the Raptor 150 which is also fully adjustable is only around $376-380 depending on where you get it. Not as cheap as the Holley, but I honestly never even considered putting a Holley on one. Never even crossed my mind. To test it to see if it is flow through simply unplug it from the hot lead an d see if the truck will run without it, if it will run and stay running then it is if not then it isn't. Like stated above, keep us updated on how things go over time.