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Old Apr 2, 2012, 11:46 AM
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You could always buy E98 by the drum
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Originally Posted by Kracka
You could always buy E98 by the drum
This. If you are buying barrels, mind as well get the good ****.
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Lol. Just talked w/ magnafuel - they said the 4303 pump will work. BUT.... he claims the -6 line I have is way too small and that the pump will have problems priming b/c it'll be mounted a foot above the cell. I call BS on the fuel line - 8/9s are making 800+ on -6 line. But the pump not priming is no bueno. He thinks it'd be maxed around 850whp or so.

I liked the magnafuel idea b/c it was an inline that could just replace the 044 in my setup. A weldon would require **** tons of new routing.


As for drums of e98.. ermm no. e85 by the drum would be good enough for me. I won't be greedy.
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I never thought I would care about turbo lag but after putting a much bigger turbo in mine I found it annoying, especially after driving my GT-R
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Insane result!!! Nice....
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Very nice! Get the E85!

Ive got an HTA86 in my 2.5l subaru and its fine on the street, I'm sure this thing is fine on the street.
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any more video of this?
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Originally Posted by chkmgnt59
Lol. Just talked w/ magnafuel - they said the 4303 pump will work. BUT.... he claims the -6 line I have is way too small and that the pump will have problems priming b/c it'll be mounted a foot above the cell. I call BS on the fuel line - 8/9s are making 800+ on -6 line. But the pump not priming is no bueno. He thinks it'd be maxed around 850whp or so.

I liked the magnafuel idea b/c it was an inline that could just replace the 044 in my setup. A weldon would require **** tons of new routing.


As for drums of e98.. ermm no. e85 by the drum would be good enough for me. I won't be greedy.
I've been contemplating a fuel line upgrade for the last few months. -6 AN hose (3/8" ID) should have minimal pressure drop for your application. Including fittings, I'd guess no more than 5 psi pressure drop from pump to rail at 750 whp worth of ethanol flow rate.

http://www.pressure-drop.com/Online-...tor/index.html

-6 AN hardline would be a different story - it has a nominal OD of 3/8".
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Awesome numbers!
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no double pumper on your set up
Old May 23, 2012, 07:59 AM
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Fuel:
ATL Fuel Cell
ATL in-cell surge tank
Jay Racing 044 Fuel Pump
Custom Braided Steel Fuel lines
Golan Fuel Filters
Boomba Billet Fuel Rail
Aeromotive Fuel Pressure Regulator
Deatschwerks 1300cc Injectors
Old May 23, 2012, 08:05 AM
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^ Thanks - I wasn't sure if that was a question or a statement lol
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Didn't know if u forgot to put it up there, I have a similar setup and it was recommended to have a double pumper , for same power goals, same type of gas ect.. U have little bigger injector than me. Just courious


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