New fuel pump on the market

[Beercules]

I received an email from Brenspeed a couple days ago (used to order mods from them on my 3 valve). Sounds like they've specd out and created a new fuel pump (we would use 2 of these). Wanted to bring this to everyone's attention as an alternative to a boost a pump and see what the experts think. (I don't plan to need more fuel anytime soon).
http://www.brenspeed.com/9-305-1034.html

 

[gearhead08]

I received an email from Brenspeed a couple days ago (used to order mods from them on my 3 valve). Sounds like they've specd out and created a new fuel pump (we would use 2 of these). Wanted to bring this to everyone's attention as an alternative to a boost a pump and see what the experts think. (I don't plan to need more fuel anytime soon).
http://www.brenspeed.com/9-305-1034.html

I just installed two of these in my GT500. Only had them in for about 100 miles. I have it coupled with the twin vmp boosters and ID1000s so I can run E85. As of right now I have plenty of fuel. Still getting tune adjusted. My car is pig rich and has full bolt ons with vmp gen 1. Still plenty of room to grow. I am on stock fuel lines and have BPS fuel rails. I had to upgrade fuel rails because my stock ones warped.

 

[biminiLX]

Great question as I've been planning to take the proven method of twin pump boosters on my '14 for E85 but I've always wondered if a direct bolt-in E85 pump was available.
My understanding is that we use twin '11-14 Coyote GT pumps.
If whatever pump is the best replacement E85 high volume for the Coyotes and 2 will fit our stock pump hats, I wonder how far that takes an otherwise stock '13-14 on E85.
I may start another thread once I research this more.
Thanks for the link.
-J
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