BMW N55 DS25 Stage 2 High Pressure Fuel Pump (HPFP)

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Pompa de combustibil de înaltă presiune Dorch Engineering DS25 este o pompă Stage 2 îmbunătățită pentru BMW N55, compatibilă cu o putere de până la 650 whp. Este un kit complet, plug-and-play, care se montează direct, la fel ca o pompă OEM, păstrând controlul integral al DME și toate sistemele de siguranță și rafinamentul din fabrică.

Specificații

  • Debit de combustibil: 1.465 cc/rotație
  • Compatibilă cu o putere de până la 650 whp; pentru mai mult, folosiți-o împreună cu un kit de ridicare N55
  • Plug-and-play autentic, fără să fie nevoie de tăiere, îndoire sau sertizare

Compatibilitate (modele din 2013 și mai noi, doar cu pompa HPFP Bosch OE; nu este compatibilă cu N55 din 2011-2012)

  • F87 M2, F20/21 M135i, F22/23 M235i, F30/31/34 335i, F32/33/36 435i, F10/11 535i, F25/26 X3/X4 35i, F15/16 X5/X6 35i (2013-2015)
  • E8X 135i, E9X 335i, E84 X1 35i, E70/71 X5/X6 35i (2013 și mai noi)

În cutie

  • Pompă HPFP cu elementele de montaj, conductă de înaltă presiune, conductă de joasă presiune și suport, cablaj adaptor plug-and-play

Disponibilă la cerere.
Livrare estimată în UE: 7-14 zile lucrătoare.

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Fuelling for the Bigger Build

When a build outgrows a Stage 1 pump, the answer is not to push the smaller unit harder but to step up to one sized for the job. The Dorch DS25 is a N55 stage 2 HPFP built for exactly that, delivering the serious fuel volume that high-boost and ethanol tunes demand. It is the pump for owners chasing real power rather than a gentle lift, giving the fuel side enough headroom to stay well ahead of what an aggressive map asks of it. On a direct-injection engine like this, the high-pressure pump is the part that most often caps a big build, so giving it room to spare is what lets the rest of the hardware be used to its full potential rather than held back by a supply that cannot keep up.

When Stage 1 Is Not Enough

There comes a point where a modest pump simply runs out of room. A Dorch stage 2 HPFP N55 is designed for the builds that have passed that point, where higher boost, bigger injectors, or ethanol push fuel demand well beyond what a Stage 1 unit can hold. Where the smaller pump would start to sag, this one keeps delivering, so the fuelling never becomes the limit as the power climbs.

Built for Ethanol and Big Boost

Ethanol is where a Stage 2 pump really justifies itself. A N55 HPFP stage 2 provides the large volume those blends require, since ethanol asks for considerably more fuel than petrol to make its strong, cool power. Paired with the right supporting hardware, it lets an aggressive flex-fuel or high-boost tune run cleanly and safely, delivering its full potential rather than teetering on the edge of what the supply can give. It also leaves room to grow, so a car set up now has the fuelling in place for the next step rather than needing the pump revisited again later.

Stage 1 or Stage 2?

Choosing between the two comes down to how far you intend to take the car. The Dorch stage 2 N55 is the right call for bigger goals, while the Stage 1 pump suits a strong pump-fuel tune. The difference lays out plainly:

  • DS15 Stage 1: best suited to a strong, reliable road tune, running on quality pump fuel.
  • DS25 Stage 2: best suited to high-boost and bigger power builds, running on ethanol blends or aggressive maps.

Fits the F-Series N55 Cars

This pump is built for the N55 engine, so an F30 N55 HPFP of this kind drops into the factory location and connects cleanly rather than being adapted to suit. As with any supply upgrade, it must be enabled in the tune and checked on a datalog before the car is pushed hard, so the extra capacity is used correctly and the fuelling stays safe under full load. Because the engine appeared across a range of models and years, confirm your exact car, engine, and year before ordering, so you fit the pump made for your car. Get that right and have the setup verified by someone who knows the platform, and the fuelling will support everything the rest of the build is capable of.