20-1442 MPFST (FUEL PUMPS NOT INCLUDED)
This MPFST comes ready for the end user to install 1, 2, or 3 pumps.

PUMP COMPATIBILITY
TIA Walbro F90000267
TIA Walbro F90000274
TIA Walbro F90000285
TIA Walbro F90000295 (does not come with a check valve)

What is a fuel surge tank?
A fuel surge tank (FST) is designed to prevent fuel starvation to the engine on vehicles with inadequate fuel tank baffling. Fuel is supplied to the surge tank by a lift pump, which in most cases is the OEM in-tank fuel pump.  The volume of fuel inside the surge tank acts as a buffer to always keep the FST pump(s) supplied with fuel, even if the lift pump starves momentarily.

This volume is maintained by the lift pump as well as the fuel returning from the fuel pressure regulator. Excess fuel in the surge tank is returned back to the vehicle’s main fuel tank. The surge tank also provides a quick and easy way to upgade any standard fuel system without opening the stock fuel tank. This is an excellent fueling solution for vehicles installing large demand power upgrades such as forced induction.

Multi-Pump Fuel Surge Tank (MPFST)
Recently redesigned for 2024, the Radium Engineering MPFST is the perfect solution for high power vehicles experiencing fuel starvation during aggressive driving. Multiple high flowing fuel pumps can be used in the surge tank.

NEW FEATURES
In addition to all previous MPFST features, the new MPFST rendition is packed with innovations.
-Up to 3 Bosch BR540 fuel pumps (DW400)
-Up to 2 Ti Automotive E5LM brushless pumps
-Up to 3 brushless Bosch pumps (DW440)
-Anti-rotation electrical terminals

The brushless Ti Automotive E5LM MPFST pump outlet merge collector shown below.

This “FUEL PUMP OUTLET” port is 10AN ORB threaded but comes preinstalled with a -8AN male adapter fitting. The “OVERFLOW”, “SUPPLY”, and “RETURN” ports are all 8AN ORB threaded but come preinstalled with -6AN male adapter fittings. All of these fittings can be swapped out with different sizes (sold separately).

When fuel enters the MPFST through the “SUPPLY” and “RETURN” ports, it gets redirected and runs tangential through the canister creating a swirl pot. This helps eliminate unwanted air bubbles and fuel foam that can affect fuel pump and engine performance.