i might be buying another one from you for my GFs next project if i cant get rid of the spare ATP kit i have lying around.
are they coming still coming with the replacement plunger tip?
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Autotech HPFP's are very popular for the 2.0TFSI crowd for those of you going stage 2 and stage 2+. They go nicely with the K04 upgrades that we're working on in house here. Today we just received another shipment of 100 Autotech High Pressure Fuel Pumps, and already 20 of them are sold... Get yours before they're all gone!
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i might be buying another one from you for my GFs next project if i cant get rid of the spare ATP kit i have lying around.
are they coming still coming with the replacement plunger tip?
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Do you need to have the most updated hpfp to run these internals?
2006 Passat 2.0T Tiptronic | Unitronic Stage 1+ | Rokkor Coil Overs | White Line Control Arm Bushings | BFI Tranny Mount | Nuespeed P-Flo Intake | Newsouth Boost Gauge | Rev D Diverter Valve | BSH PCV fix | eBay Climate Knobs | Autotech Exhaust | DDM HIDs | Stereo Upgrades | Bentley Manual | VCDS
2008 Touareg VR6
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So this pump should be enough for a GTX3071R? Im just thinking ahead
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Brilliant Red 2006 Audi A3 Sports Package: FrankenTurbo F23T, Eurodyne Maestro, APR HPFP, RS4 PRV, Forge Twintake , Precision 600HP Intercooler w/ FFE piping, ATP DP, SPM "Street" Exhaust, BSH CC, VF Full Mounts, 42 Draft shifter bushings, Vogtland Coils, APR Rear Sway, BSH End links, VMR Vent Gauge, Well-Done HID
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i went home to change my cam follower. well it had a big hole in itgot everything replaced. can i use that same fuel pump for this kit? i dont know if the plunger is any good.
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How much hp do this pump support with stock inline pump? Do i need to change it if i go over 400hp? What you guys think?Planning on buying a BT kit next year to get around 450crank hp.
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Edition 30 GTI 2008 6speed manuel, Stertman motorsport stage 2.5 with giac custom mapping. Clutchmaster fx400 6puck + Alu flywheel. More than 350 crank horses. In need of a LSD atm.
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I have one of these pumps on the way- installing on my APR Stage 2 ECU.
However, I've spent the last 3 hours researching all posts discussing compatibility with AT HPFP and the APR software. I've only seen a few posts indicating "APR software is calibrated for APR HPFP."
Flow rates on the APR website for their pump show 40+%, and AT shows up to 50%. I see that the piston OD is 9.8mm on the AT...but can't find anything on the APR pump diameter.
Assuming both pumps have no problem sustaining 130 bar on the 2+ program- are both flowing similar enough fuel to have no differences in output?
IE: If I put a APR 2+ car on the dyno, with the APR HPFP...then swapped fuel pumps to AT...would one expect any changes?
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Brilliant Red 2006 Audi A3 Sports Package: FrankenTurbo F23T, Eurodyne Maestro, APR HPFP, RS4 PRV, Forge Twintake , Precision 600HP Intercooler w/ FFE piping, ATP DP, SPM "Street" Exhaust, BSH CC, VF Full Mounts, 42 Draft shifter bushings, Vogtland Coils, APR Rear Sway, BSH End links, VMR Vent Gauge, Well-Done HID
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Is there a rule of thumb regarding higher mileage and these kits? Would you recommend installing the upgrade kit in a HPFP that has clocked in 60k miles?
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