Walbro - Fuel Pump - GSS352- 350 LPH With Fitting Kit (WRX/STi - GD 01-07)

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Walbro - Fuel Pump - GSS352- 350 LPH With Fitting Kit (WRX/STi - GD 01-07)

In the rangePart no. GSS352G3Kit
Power rating
600+ horsepower at 40 PSI, 13.5V
Flow rate
350 LPH / 90 GPH at 40PSI, 13.5V
Diameter
39mm
Fits
GD Impreza WRX / STI (2000–2007)
Category
Engine & forced induction
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Specifications

Brand
Walbro
Part number
GSS352G3Kit
Power rating
600+ horsepower at 40 PSI, 13.5V
Flow rate
350 LPH / 90 GPH at 40PSI, 13.5V
Diameter
39mm
In the box
1x GSS352 fuel pump, 1x installation fitting kit
Fits
GD Impreza WRX / STI (2000–2007)
Category
Engine & forced induction

Figures as published for this part; fitment is only what we have confirmed. Check critical dimensions against your car before ordering.

About this part

For the GD WRX and STI, 2001 to 2007, this is Walbro's GSS352 fuel pump, part number GSS352G3Kit. It is rated to 600+ horsepower and flows 350 LPH, or 90 GPH, at 40 PSI and 13.5V, in a 39mm diameter body, with the pump and an installation fitting kit supplied.

Fitment

Confirmed for the chassis below. We list a chassis only where the part is on one of our cars or on the manufacturer’s own application list.

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The same part for other cars

We have not run this part ourselves — the ones we have are marked on our cars.