[Editor's Note: The stock fuel pump wiring consists mostly of 16-gauge wire that is routed through the engine control relay and a resistor. This wiring path to the pump may result in less than full alternator output voltage reaching the pump (especially during high-load, wide-open-throttle use) and consequently fuel pump flow may be less than optimal. The "hot wire" mod supplies full alternator/battery voltage to the pump using a relay, which is a heavy-duty switch that supplies high current, yet is switched by a substantially smaller current. The relay will have 4 or 5 connectors on it: one for a fused wired directly from the battery, one for a wire to ground, one for a wire from the low-voltage switch (the stock pump power wire from the harness in this case), one for a wire to the normally open device (the stock pump power wire on the pump electrical connector), and maybe one for a wire to the normally closed device (not used in this case). The fused wire directly from the battery to the relay should be 8 to 10 gauge or less to minimize resistance along the wire and maximize voltage supply to the pump. You can expect high-draw Denso fuel pumps, such as the "Supra" pump, to draw a little over 20 amps with a 14 volt supply at fuel line pressures greater than 70 psi (over 27 psi boost). So a 30-amp relay should be used. You can start with 20-amp fuses, and increase the fuses to 30-amp ones if necessary.] more