different roads lead the same way!



what i was saying, is that you put the rx-7 plug on the supra pump, thus you can just plug it in like the original one...



what you were saying, is that you want to change plug on the car so that you can plug it in with the supra plug...

lets see how long these pictures stay up





stock pump



http://69.0.158.19/live/W01331606002KYO.JPG







new pump:







http://69.0.158.19/live/W01331601284ND.JPG







Honestly I wont know exactly whats in the tank until its out and im counting on it being ring terminals like the forst picture.



for the few $$ the plug costs I would rather have it in hand and the new sock then put a 20 year old sock and wiring back in, now I can run all new wiring and new sock, clamps, etc.. and not half ass anything.

That's not a supra pump... looks like a walbro, but smaller... like an OEM GTO pump or something.



The supra pumps look identical to the stock RX-7 pump... just with a different part number, (and maybe a different color plastic top cap thing... can't remember).

that picture is for reference.



Let me say it again, I got the pump right from Toyota, not from ebay or jdmfastyo.com

Adam who actually owns a supra is saying they have a plug.

When did they change the design? Maybe that is a fuel pump from the NA Supra and not the twin turbo Supra becasue that looks like a Walbro setup. Does the pump say Nippon Denso on it? That is weird. I bought my pump about a month ago from toyota and it looks exactly like the stock one in size but with a different color plastic were the part number is on it..

2nd call to Toyota confirms I have the right part for a twin turbo, maybe they just used 2 different wiring for whatever reason.