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It's Amazing! 560 injector pump swap
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Posted by Chris Brown on November 10, 2005 at 17:47:37 from (209.206.208.7):
It's really amazing the difference between the old worn out injector pump and a new/newer one . The old pump has been leaking fuel around the throttle shaft for over a year,usually just a drip or two in a minute. Here lately it got to be more of a fuel trail than a leak,and at $3 a gallon that's an expensive trail. With the new pump the old 560 starts quicker,accelerates alot quicker and has quite a bit more power. With the old pump it would pull down and out of power and never blow black smoke. With the new pump it'll blow black 20 feet in the air. The old pump was turned up to 2400 rpm and the new one shuts her off at 1800 where it is supposed to and has more power than at 2400. I was really suprised at the difference.
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