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Fuel pump delete
I got rid of the stock fuel pump after replacing three in four years. Installed a Carter lift pump and a Walbro pressure pump along with a pressure regulator. Feels like a new truck now. I do beleive that I could do a burnout with this truck even with the 325 tires. I think it also solved a fuel leak which could help mileage.
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Um, BTT, with pics? I've got a fuel leak around the intake boots, may as well do an upgrade rather than just a replacement...
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