Racetronix was called upon to supply a high-performance fuel system and a fresh set of injectors as part of the upgrade to an Old-School Z28:
Racetronix has put considerable thought into assembling a complete and high-quality kit. The factory in-tank wiring, for example, often contains burnt or corroded connectors, so thicker mil-spec Teflon/silver replacements are included in the kit and are used throughout.
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For a complete fuel system replacement solution, the experienced and knowledgeable team at Camaro Performers magazine turned to Racetronix:
“The Racetronix LU305 kit comes with a high-performance Walbro fuel pump and everything you need for the installation. Racetronix also includes a plug-and-play auxiliary relay and harness assembly complete with Delphi Weatherpack connectors. This assembly ensures that the pump has a constant 13.5 volts supplied to pump at all times for maximum fuel output.”
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When you need high-performance, you chose Racetronix. That was the conclusion of the folks at Camaro Performers magazine in their January 2007 story “Project Fast Victor Six”:
“We installed a Racetronix High-Performance Fuel System (PN W1-FPK-2) for ’99-up V-6 Camaros consisting of a high-volume pump assembly, the core of which is a Walbro 255 gerotor pump, and an auxiliary wiring harness. The Racetronix’s up-to67 gal/hr. flow meets a nitrous-injected engine’s greater fuel requirement.
The Racetronix supports GM’s “venturi feed” (prevents starvation at low fuel levels), uses the production, plastic fuel feed tube rather than a less-durable rubber replacement and stock electrical connectors.
The pumps cause voltage drop and increased heat in stock wiring due to higher current draw. The solution is Racetronix’s wiring harness which includes 10-ga. wire, a relay and stock-type connectors, is inside O.E. slit-loom and is accompanied by excellent instructions. We wish all products like this were as well-executed as the Racetronix Fuel System.”
See the PDF version of the story here.