What all is necessary for D-1SC buildup?
07-11-2006, 02:54 PM
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What all is necessary for D-1SC buildup? I want to keep my stock internals on my 346, so basically what is necessary? I know I need an upgraded fuel pump, upgraded fuel injectors, and obvoiusly the D1, but is there anything else that I am missing? I am trying to build a budget for it. thanks!
07-11-2006, 03:18 PM
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You will need tuning for sure, but on low boost your pretty close. And you might want some gauges, most people do. WBo2, Fuel Pressure and Boost are good choices but they will run you about $600 total if you go with the AEM WB
Also you may want to consider a intercooler of some kind in the future.
Also you may want to consider a intercooler of some kind in the future.
07-11-2006, 03:28 PM
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I would suggest the Racetronix fuel pump kit and harness. Injectors you can either go with 42 lb or 60 lb. The 60 lb will give you room to grow later on. Then I would suggest having someone tune it and stick with around 7 psi of boost on a stock bottom end.
07-11-2006, 05:23 PM
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I would suggest the Racetronix fuel pump kit and harness. Injectors you can either go with 42 lb or 60 lb. The 60 lb will give you room to grow later on. Then I would suggest having someone tune it and stick with around 7 psi of boost on a stock bottom end.
07-11-2006, 07:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Mark98SS
You may want to consider a fuel pump voltage booster. The ATI intercoolers aren't all that effective, plan on a front mount too.
He doesn't need a voltage booster, the RaceTronix Pump/Harness will handle upto 600HP and @ 7-8 PSI on stock internals (which is max for constant safe use with tuning) he'll be in the 450 range.
I agree on the FMIC, but on a tight budget I'd stay with the ATI's. All my numbers in my sig are with the stock ATI's.