hi guys im new to Rotarys and this board , i have just got my first rx7 with a stock 12a with etractors and exhaust . what i wanted to ask is my electric fuel pump if not working well its cuting in and out so i want to buy a aftermarket one,but i dont no what type or size to get coz i dont no how much psi it needs can any1 help thanks[attachment=37769:attachment]

First off, welcome to the board. If your looking for 1st gen info and a board, try www.mazspeed.com Those guys know their stuff!



next, check your wiring. The Fuel pump wire has a tendancy to die and does exactly what your talking about. Try hooking up one to a different battery if you have time... also, to make sure, does it struggle with your blinkers on? probably wiring

If I'm wrong and you've wasted a day crawling around under your car, try summit racing. www.summitracing.com

the stock fuel pump pushes about 20gph at 3psi if I remember correctly...

If you're getting a different carb/intake some time in the near future, you may want to upgrade to about 60-70 gph @ 6-8 PSI and a regulator. But if you push too much pressure through the stock carb, you'll have it pissing out the top, so make sure you get the regulator!

Here you go man. I just did a full writeup on this over at RX7club.com. The link includes part numbers, pricing, and installation instructions/suggestions. Hope this helps. https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...IR#>/smile.png



http://www.rx7club.com//showthread.php?t=529605

I'm running a Carter fuel pump with a Holley regulator. You can get both pieces from Summit for under $100.



The Carter is friggin' huge, but tough. I didn't take the time to re-route everything when I installed it and it hangs down too far. On the highway I hit a 3" diameter log with the end of the pump. It bent the bracket 90 degrees and tore a little hole in the floorboard. The pump still runs fine and everything hammered out okay. I have another generic pump that I'm going to replace it with when I swap everything into my GSL-SE.



http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.a...15&autoview=sku



I recommend the Holley FPR because it's dirt cheap - under $25. Also, if you buy a different carb setup you can just buy a rebuild kit and swap out the springs to run the higher fuel pressure range (4 1/2 - 9psi).



http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.a...15&autoview=sku

thanks guys you've been a great help