Fuel setup advice please
11-22-2008, 01:39 AM
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Fuel setup advice please Hi, I'm building a forged 347 to be used with a TC78 turbo kit. 800rwhp max. From what I've read dual walboros intank should be enough, but what size injectors? The size I came up with using the calculator seemed way too big for what I've seen used in similar applications as mine. Any changes required to feed/return lines? Stock fuel rails enough? What about a boost referenced fpr? Thanks in advance for some answers!
11-22-2008, 08:22 AM
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If I was in your spot I would do a fpr and rails up front, dual wabro's in the tank. You can use the evap as return or run a dedicated line for feed and use the stock feed for the return. Many ways to get the job done, just depends on how much money you want to spend. For injectors you are going to need a set of high impedance 75's or run a driver box and either low impedance 75's or 96's if you want room to grow. Driver box is assuming your using the stock pcm.
11-22-2008, 08:40 AM
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I am going to be running a twin intank from Lonnies performance.
It has twin intank pumps, bigger 8 an fuel and 6 an return, adjustable reg, bigger rails,filter complete system and is good for around 1000rwhp maybe a bit more.
Remember if you use a boost referenced regulator it makes the injectors go farther.
60s might do the job for you but there is now 79 think it is high impedence or you can go to like 96 low impedence with converter. I am prepared to do either if necessary in my build but won't know now till spring car is away for winter.
Adding a boost a pump like msd might let the system abover go even higher on hp. Person should be watching fuel pressure in the cabin and watching pulsewidths and afr on the wideband.
It has twin intank pumps, bigger 8 an fuel and 6 an return, adjustable reg, bigger rails,filter complete system and is good for around 1000rwhp maybe a bit more.
Remember if you use a boost referenced regulator it makes the injectors go farther.
60s might do the job for you but there is now 79 think it is high impedence or you can go to like 96 low impedence with converter. I am prepared to do either if necessary in my build but won't know now till spring car is away for winter.
Adding a boost a pump like msd might let the system abover go even higher on hp. Person should be watching fuel pressure in the cabin and watching pulsewidths and afr on the wideband.
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If I was in your spot I would do a fpr and rails up front, dual wabro's in the tank. You can use the evap as return or run a dedicated line for feed and use the stock feed for the return. Many ways to get the job done, just depends on how much money you want to spend. For injectors you are going to need a set of high impedance 75's or run a driver box and either low impedance 75's or 96's if you want room to grow. Driver box is assuming your using the stock pcm.
