benroberts3605

ive been doing some research and came across the BD lift pump, i want to know how do they compare to the rest of them. i need a pump real bad and im on a tight budget so any info will help.

dodgezilla04

i ran one for about 20k miles. it provided 12 psi at idle 11 cruising, and when i could pull it down to 8(through a 3 micron filter) i replaced it with a fass.

it was a good pump. held me solid till i went over 540hp. with a stock filter, it may have done alittle better, but with a 3micron, and large volume needed, the pressure started dropping.

Nohel

Had one for about for about 30,000 miles then it died on me. If you have a tight budget you may be better off putting your own kit together from external pump and 3/8 hose and some fittings.

mx684

i had one for about 8months...worked good, 21 psi idle, wouldnt go below 15, then it died, got a new one...it lasted for 3 days, went back to the airtex for now..

benroberts3605

well sounds to me like there junk, anyone know where i can get a good deal on a fass, i know there pricey but sounds to me like there well worth the extra coin

98.5Hotrod

I've been running the BD auxzillary pump in line with the in tank pump for almost 2yrs, no problems yet. 20psi at idle with the mods in sig I can pull it down to 12psi at wot.

Snoxracer

I just got done installing a Raptor 150 on a 2000, the kit came from Glacier Diesel and had everything to do the job perfectly. Wiring harness, fittings, etc., I'd check it out. I have a Raptor 150 on my personal truck too, I love the fact that it is internally regulated (no fuel return to filler neck) and supplys a lot of fuel. I like it much better than the walbro that I had, and I mount them with rubber isolators that I order from McMaster Carr and you can't even hear it running. (No kidding) The first one I put on I thought it wasn't working tell I was under the truck checking it out. But anyway that is just my opinion, so do some research and do whats best for you.

Oh also I then installed a 2 micron filter after the stock filter and it works great.

Dustin

farmboy1973

IF you want to save money go to carquest and cross the # over and save same pump but ceaper I think the # is FPE84259