E85 Question
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Benj I am at work right now doing overtime to afford this, i will get that over to you Wed morning.
Thank you guys for all the help but it seems that if i had a smaller turbo I could get away with the double pumper and the injectors, but since i running the 40r with a 2.4l other things need to be upgrade correct me if im wrong
Thank you guys for all the help but it seems that if i had a smaller turbo I could get away with the double pumper and the injectors, but since i running the 40r with a 2.4l other things need to be upgrade correct me if im wrong
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Benj I am at work right now doing overtime to afford this, i will get that over to you Wed morning.
Thank you guys for all the help but it seems that if i had a smaller turbo I could get away with the double pumper and the injectors, but since i running the 40r with a 2.4l other things need to be upgrade correct me if im wrong
Thank you guys for all the help but it seems that if i had a smaller turbo I could get away with the double pumper and the injectors, but since i running the 40r with a 2.4l other things need to be upgrade correct me if im wrong
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You should be more than fine with a good double pumper, large injectors and if necessary a fuel rail. That alone with a 2.4 will net you over 650-700whp. You are shooting for more than that? Once you get past that you are into the realm of in line pumps, larger diameter lines, etc. For any sane person who is just driving the car, the double, injectors and E-85 are more than enough.
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No no im only going to run 20psi tops this car is 90% street 5% track 5% interstate fun piece. I have already reached 537hp on my current setup im just looking to change a few things (ie) get rid of my meth kit, im tired of ordering the stuff, run 20psi without worrying as much as i would on 93. Im just going to tell them to give me the double pumper, fuel rail, i have a fpr already, and some injectors forget the lines and the other bs
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You should be more than fine with a good double pumper, large injectors and if necessary a fuel rail. That alone with a 2.4 will net you over 650-700whp. You are shooting for more than that? Once you get past that you are into the realm of in line pumps, larger diameter lines, etc. For any sane person who is just driving the car, the double, injectors and E-85 are more than enough.
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Screw a bucshur DP fuel pump I would go with a Mechanical fuel pump esp. on a build liek some of you people have. It just does not make sense to depend on two pumps. Plus with a Mechanical pump if the car is not running car is not getting fuel so if some tragedy happens there is no risk with fuel anything.
Just my .02 so do as you wish but screw buschur they are a bunch of arrogrant ******!
Just my .02 so do as you wish but screw buschur they are a bunch of arrogrant ******!
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No no im only going to run 20psi tops this car is 90% street 5% track 5% interstate fun piece. I have already reached 537hp on my current setup im just looking to change a few things (ie) get rid of my meth kit, im tired of ordering the stuff, run 20psi without worrying as much as i would on 93. Im just going to tell them to give me the double pumper, fuel rail, i have a fpr already, and some injectors forget the lines and the other bs
Your fueling needs will be plenty sufficient for what you are asking. Have some fun though and crank the boost up. She can handle it.
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LOL i hear you gst but i am really scared man the shop here that is doing the car really master in honda's and nissan here in Norfolk, va they can tune ems but i see the numbers the guys make up here verus my setup and i do wonder alot. what do you all see as safe psi wise with my setup