No You Only Have One Fuel Pump In The Fuel Tank.
depends on the motor check the sccoa website they should have more answers on that one
lots of reasons this could happen, more than likely a speed sensor has went out
there is only one, and it is mounted on the drivers side of the frame between the front left tire and the fuel tank
There isn't really a set pressure it can handle, it all depends what is done to the motor. If it's completely stock, not more than 15 psi because the fuel system can't keep up with much more. Upgraded fuel system and turbo, you can do over 20. I have a 1990 tsi with fuel upgrades, bigger turbo etc, but stock internals and I'm pushing close to 23 psi.
Check your driving technique - SMOOTH starts and stops (never floor it), don't speed (higher speed = more fuel consumed), make sure your vehicle is as aerodynamically efficient as it can be - take it from an aeronautical engineer on that one!
You have to more specific, is it a turbo or non turbo motor?
if the engine turns over and it is not getting fuel, more than likely fuel filter or fuel pump problems if the car is not getting fuel.
because you are making the motor run higher rpms therefore using more fuel.
time to rebuilt carbs. when you choke a motor of any kind what you are doing is cutting of the air so the motor pulls more fuel. so this meaning that when you turn choke off not enough fuel is getting to the motor.
No. However, better fuel might allow you to increase the timing without encountering detonation problems, which would result in more power.
how can I get more power out of my 8hp evinrude Sell it and buy a stronger motor
no