Views on the different uprated fuel pumps

JB21

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Jul 16, 2014
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The remaining piece of the puzzle before stage 2+
Whats the general consensus with them?

Is APR the only way to go?
Ive read that the KMD doesn't last very well.

Is there any other decent alternatives to these two?

Cheers guys.
 

Marshall

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Jul 7, 2008
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Having had Apr and now Loba the Loba I bought from Samtech is best value for money.
No messing with recon pumps or sending your old one away.
Loba brand new and works great.
Excellent service from Kris at Samtech performance as usual.
 

Tfsi_Mike

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Aug 30, 2007
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Doncaster / Germany (Army)
My Loba pump was £550 from Alex at AKS tuning.

I haven't logged the difference between my APR & Loba pump yet but the car performs amazingly with both.
I personally wouldn't use any other especially not just internals
 

JB21

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Jul 16, 2014
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Hadn't actually heard of the Loba one, looks ideal especially for resale purposes come the time as well.

Used Samtech for the rest of my parts as well and I must agree they are good and super quick with the delivery.
 

betty_swollox

Richie
Feb 15, 2011
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Washington
Hadn't actually heard of the Loba one, looks ideal especially for resale purposes come the time as well.

Used Samtech for the rest of my parts as well and I must agree they are good and super quick with the delivery.

Ordered my revo intake from there and it came the next day!
 

LeonCR

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Oct 22, 2009
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Auto tech internals have proven more likely to fail, and considering the amount of damage they can cause its considered good practise to go for something proven as virtually 100% reliable
 

AndrewJB

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Aug 16, 2007
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Maranello
The APR one for me is the most "proven" out of all, why?

Because alot of customers use them on race cars for example APR supplied SEAT Sport with the fuel pumps for all of their 2.0TFSI cars they have raced/built over the years.

The LOBA is fairly new to the market still though.
 
Apr 1, 2014
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'up anley duck'
Auto tech internals have proven more likely to fail, and considering the amount of damage they can cause its considered good practise to go for something proven as virtually 100% reliable

been fine on mine so far, i know someone whos been running autotech HPFP internals on there ED30 for the past 3 years @ stage 2+ 368bhp.

don't BSH speed shop use the autotech HPFP internals in all there cars?

most mechanical failures are due to improper DIY installation of the new internals.
 

betty_swollox

Richie
Feb 15, 2011
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Washington
Id choose save £500 and install myself (which i did) than spend on over priced APR. just because its built in a factory.

not that much of a saving :shrug:


how much are the auto tech internals? £324 on awesome GTI.

APR rebuild is £478 incl labour

so it costs £150 more and they build it for you?


Really not much in it....:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
 
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