BTW some more talk about the standalone version road race pump. This product would be a lot more costly and complex if it was required that I design it to work PnP with the OEM plumbing and returnless setup like the existing model does. I think that the extra cost of integrating an internal filter and regulator will probably almost match the cost of a return conversion anyway.
If I had the freedom to design the standalone version to only be compatible with our upcoming Stage 2 fuel system (or stage 3 in twin-pump configuration), it is something that I could get done much more quickly. Because it would require almost no changes to the road race sending unit itself.
So the most ideal candidate for a tester, would fit these circumstances:
A: Currently running our existing road race pump model.
B: Interested in upgrading to our Stage 2 fuel system (return conversion, billet rails, adjustable reg., upgraded lines, etc.) when available in a couple weeks.
C: Prepared for up to 10 days down time, to return the road race pump to us for a little reworking.
I would prefer the tester run it on the single 255 pump that is already in it, for initial testing. Integrating the secondary pump for a twin pump configuration would be an easy upgrade later.
I feel like I might have just described SPOHN perfectly
Anyone else? There will be no cost for the changes to the road race pump. There would be a decent discount on the stage 2 kit for testing. The risk: it doesnt work well, and you have to put the road race pump back to how it was.