Raptor 100 Fuel Pump?

[93DodgeCummins]

I was thinking about getting a raptor 100 fuel pump for my truck. Are they a reliable pump? I wondering if it was possible to run it through the stock fuel filter because i don't want to have to deal with filters underneath the truck. Is there any good write ups on the installations on the first gens?

[91bluecummins]

X2

[turbod2500]

I just finished me raptor system install the other day. I really like the way everything came super easy to install and it tapped right into the filter so I was very happy with it. Also liked the idea of a life time warranty. O and I went with the 150 maybe alittle over kill but that's just me haha.

[BC847]

You might consider saving a little money and simply run a Walbro 392 pump and a fuel pressure regulator with your stock/OEM fuel filter set-up. I run the FS1221 filter as it is a little larger than the stock/OEM . There's a 3/8" supply line from the tank along with a 1/2" return.

With the fuel pressure regulator set to 12psig (drops to 10psig @ WOT), there's enough fuel provided to the stock/OEM 12mm IP to put right at 450hp and 1000ft/lbs to the ground through a NON lock-up converter. (Fine-print: Yes, there's a bunch of engine crap to build/support it).

[93DodgeCummins]

I talked to airdog on the installation on our first gens. they said the installation was pretty easy. The current draw is anywhere from 2-6 amps. I don't know if that will affect cold starting or not? Im here in South Dakota and we get sub zero or colder nights in the middle of winter.

[collegekid]

stick with the 2nd gen hplp and regulate it, no concerns on wires and plenty of room to grow

[93DodgeCummins]

i guess i could get a raptor 150 to make sure i have enough fuel for what ever i do in the future. very little price difference between the 100 and 150

[93DodgeCummins]

do you guys think that a 2-6 amp draw will affect cold starting?

[ellis93]

I doubt your truck would notice that. Turning your headlights on would pull more power.