Doogie's were too until they took a s*** on him....
And my cam follower got damaged and needs to be replaced, and possibly my hard fuel line and fuel rail, and hopefully not my injectors as well. 3% fail rate on PTP internals... go roll the dice on all those parts if you're feeling lucky. Or spend an extra $250 and never think about it because CPE pumps don't fail. Or get the KMD internals as Forzda1 swears by them, but you have to be very careful with the install.
Lol, Morris, I didn't even mention who made the bad internals with the highest failure rate on the block.... but since you brought it up... I made the mistake of being cheap, and listening to you and others that said the PTP pumps are great. It was my own damn fault though, because I knew 2-3% failed, but no one told me they resulting damage a pump failure could cause. Everyone is like "oh, the pump will just seize and you'll loose pressure, and need it replaced... but they have a lifetime warranty." Mine failed at WOT at about 5-6Krpms. Idle has never recovered despite two pumps. Thus, most likely metal bits in the hard fuel line, and possible the fuel rail and injectors. I'm having the whole thing flushed out when the CPE pump (which is always on back-order, but never fails) finally arrives.
This is definitely not a mod you want to try to save a few bucks on... it'll end up costing you WAY more in the long run. Not to mention down time. Pump one failed... they wouldn't send out a new pump until they got the core back... mail got jammed up... car sitting for 10 days. Next one was an immediate fail and then another week of no pump. New stock replacement pump won't hold pressure because of the damage the 1st pump caused when it failed at wot. I ordered my CPE pump June 22, and it's still gonna be a 1-2 weeks before I get it, and have everything fixed. What a ******* waste of time and money. Oh yeah, and eating $40 in costs ($20 x2 w/ insurance). The ONLY positive is I kept some miles off my car! lol