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Started by cortina gav, February 23, 2014, 15:27:27

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cortina gav

hi , my 4i has always ran the 24v with the pump which im guessing is the original 4i one is this man enough for the job or should i be fiiting a better one ? , secondly can anyone please put up a diagram showing where to connect the abs system to a earlier loom as i want to double check mine thanks

gav

capri v8 driver

The xr4i pump is more than enough to feed a v6 cosworth.

Its a bosch 0 580 254 910 or similar pump delivering 130 l/h at 73.5 PSI.

Its good for 250 to 275 wheel hp. If you want a cheap replacement, take a look under a old Mercedes 280 and up, with k injection. They all use a 910 pump (or similar).

if you want more, get a 0 580 254 044 pump, that's 200 liter a hour at 73 PSI. That one is good for 450 to 500 wheel hp. Still not enough? Take a look at the 0 580 254 413 pump, that's 300 liter a hour at 73 PSI. However the 413 pump is very expensive.  Or use a dual setup with the 044, that's good for 900 wheel hp at 73 psi.

You do need a very good flowing fuel regulator with these pumps and it would a wise idea to upgrade the fuel lines to 8 mm id. or 10 mm id. with the 413 pump.

Ohh and 1 tip, watch out for imitation or fake bosch pumps. The same is even worse with walbro pumps as most pumps sold on ebay are fake china ones.
greetz Paul.

Capri V8 Driver.

cortina gav

brilliant thanks i was a little bit worried but it can stay as is , seems ok though just the pump braket to refurb when the weather allows ,

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