Aeromotive Stealth Fuel Pumps, E-85 compliant and flow 350 LPH at 12.5V

**J. Fast** · 02-19-2011, 10:15 AM

Information supplied from Aeromitive Inc.

Dimensions and style types:

Pressure vs. Flow vs. Current Graph:

E-85 Compliance Statement:

Wiring Schematic and 1 year warrany statement:

Stealth 316 Testing Information on Walbro 255 / Denso Supra / HKS / Bosch all at 13.5V:

Aeromotive "Stealth" at 13.5v:

Yes, two of them will fit in the tank on the stock hanger and don't require a hotwire.

Jeremy

**mb7050** · 02-19-2011, 10:25 AM

How noisy is this pump ?

**J. Fast** · 02-19-2011, 10:32 AM

It's not noisier than a walbro that's for 100% sure.

**J. Fast** · 02-19-2011, 10:45 AM

They are roughly $120 each, flow 340lph at 43psi base pressure, and have a 1 year MFR warrany.

**RealMcCoy** · 02-19-2011, 11:08 AM

Originally Posted by J. Fast

Yes, two of them will fit in the tank on the stock hanger and don't require a hotwire.

Jeremy

I'd like to see that work...

**a2j** · 02-19-2011, 12:18 PM

if two will fit..... I guess I'm interested. would 2 of those support some like 780cc+ and e85?

**IPD** · 02-21-2011, 08:49 AM

i really would like to hear what the noise level is compared to the supra pump. $80 premium per pump is pricey; especially when you're "downgrading" flow ability. then again, i'm about to lose my mind with the walbro, and if i'm going to have dual pumps--i need it Q.U.I.E.T.

at $120 each, you're telling me that IPS has a $25 markup on these?

**jba3** · 02-22-2011, 06:25 PM

If the pump doesn't require a hotwire, it should still benefit from the normal hotwire resistor and relay bypass. More volts at pump = more flow, but it is pretty cool if it can just drop in and go so you don't have to do all the wiring & pump replacement at once.

At $120 and 340lph, I *really* want to see a real-world bench test on how this works. And compared to those "kyosan" pumps that were supposed to be uber-leet, but flowed between a stock pump and a walbro, yet claimed outrageous flow specs.