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Old 01-09-2010, 11:20 AM
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Default Large cam + nitrous + stock fuel system??

Sup, me and a buddy are thinking about putting nitrous in his car, he has a custom grind cam that has lift on both ends of .610ish give or take a few. The only fuel mods he has are 42 lb/hr injectors, would it be safe to run say a 75-100 shot on a properly tuned car? His car is a DD and it has 81k miles and so far has not given him a single problem. Thanks for any advice guys
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I wouldnt, a walbro pump is cheap.
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walbro is the way too go. less than 200 dollars....
stop pump can only go so far....
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Trex cam tnt 150-200 shot with 42 pounders on stock pump for 4 years and it finally got weak. Then 3 walbros later finally got a racetronix kit for my new motor.
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stock fuel pump only supports like 37lb injector.
(190lph pump = 3,166.66667 cc per minute = 301.3 lb per hour / 8 injectors = 37.6lb)
if you're going by the common calculations everyone else goes by for how much hp that supports...

37.6lb injector * .8 duty cycle max
_______________________________ x8 injectors = 481.28hp (at the crank?)
.5 bsfc (properly tuned as you say)

if you're feeling really reckless and you want to push that ancient fuel pump past 80%... maybe 600 crank or 500rwhp. someone please correct me if i'm overlooking something.

so.. this is why i'm saying you shouldn't do it
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I am happy with a stock pump on a 100+ shot with small cam or stock. Plenty of people talk about upgrading the pump in that situation. I would certainly spend the money on a good fuel pump especialy since it is his DD. Pushing your luck too far without it!!!!
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6 most important words dealing with nitrous........

Fuel Supply, Fuel Supply, Fuel Supply

Get the point?
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Originally Posted by jmill96Z
6 most important words dealing with nitrous........

Fuel Supply, Fuel Supply, Fuel Supply

Get the point?
I think that's only 2 words repeated...I guess it'd be more proper to put that into a 2x3 formula.

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Originally Posted by Nick@HSW
I think that's only 2 words repeated...I guess it'd be more proper to put that into a 2x3 formula.

Nick
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did you say something about fuel? SUPPLY?




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