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Thread: Kenne Bell Boost-A-pump?

  1. November 26th, 1999, 02:24 AM #1
    Bigkat
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    Question

    I heard is suppose to dial in more electricity as boost increases. Has anyone tried this thing?

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  2. November 26th, 1999, 04:03 PM #2
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    Talking

    My brother bought one and it fried his pump, but it was a stock pump and he was running 60 psi of pressure. So the pump was overworked a lot. Bad part is having to get a tow!
  3. November 30th, 1999, 05:13 PM #3
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    My dad has a 88 grand national ;o) souped up thanx to Kenne Bell. He got a Boost-A-Pump and likes it. You can't just put that on a stock car...you have to upgrade the whole fuel system ;o) which he did. Just thought I'd tell ya that. My dad only buys from Kenne Bell. Good stuff

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