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DeatschWerks DW65v AWD Drop-in Fuel Pump

  • Jeff Naeyaert

DeatschWerks DW65v AWD Drop-in Fuel Pump

 

In a follow up to the successful DW65V fuel pump for VW & Audi, DeatschWerks has expanded the line to include a new version of the DW65V for All-Wheel-Drive Applications. This new variation (PN 9-655-1025) is similar to the original DW65v fuel pump, but has a newly designed end cap which allows it to function properly with the AWD fuel tank. The original DW65V was an instant hit for 1.8t FWD owners, and now 1.8t AWD and 3.2 VR6 owners can enjoy the same benefits of a pumps that fits like stock, does not create low fuel level starvation like other pumps, and also flows enough to support the higher HP ranges.

 

 

Like the rest of DeatschWerks’ DW65 pump series (DW65c and DW65a), this “v” version flows 265lph and can support 500hp. The DW65 series of pumps are characterized by their specialty fitment, allowing 100% drop-in fitment for applications that don’t take a standard-size fuel pump. The DW65v has the same pick up points as the factory pump and utilizes a system identical to stock to maintain the bucket’s fuel level, avoiding fuel starvation at low fuel levels or in high cornering. All DeatschWerks fuel pumps come with an industry-leading 3-year warranty.

 

 

Some popular applications for the DW65v AWD are the MK4 and MK5 R32 Golf. As well as the Audi MK1 S3, MK2 S3, Mk1 and MK2 TT.

 

 

All DeatschWerks’ fuel pumps come with a 3 year comprehensive warranty. More information about the exciting DW65v can be found at HERE.

 

About DeatschWerks
DeatschWerks (DW) is a manufacturer and supplier of premium aftermarket performance fuel injectors and fuel pumps to wholesalers, dealers and at the retail level.  DW provides application-specific fueling solutions – products designed to install directly into the vehicle with no modifications necessary. DeatschWerks product lines serve more than 100 vehicle models in both the import and domestic markets.

DeatschWerks prides itself on industry-leading quality, innovation and meeting our customers’ needs. Established in 2005, the company is privately owned and operates out of Oklahoma City, OK. For more information about DeatschWerks, visit our website at www.deatschwerks.com.

 

 

 

 
 

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