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Old 02-28-2011, 11:07 PM
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Default 80# mototron injectors high imp.

is there such an animal at 43.5 fuel press. or will they be 60# injectors with more base pressure.

im asking because i am planing on running a return fuel system with a set base pressure, then 1-1 rise with boost.

i need to support approx. 1100 rwhp. "edit." 800 rwhp? Im asking questions because i dont know.

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80's are wayyyyyy too small for 1100rwhp.
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fic makes a 103lb at 58psi and at 43.5 their about a 95 lb
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thanks for the reply, so for what im doing i would set base press at 43.5 and let the regulator 1-1 with boost? i assume the 58 psi is stock rail pressure with out a return regulator.

I will start my build thread friday. this is my first LS build, been modding cars for 25 years,
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Even thoe its 1-1 you might not get 15 psi increase in fuel pressure with 15 lbs boost.
Idealy at max power you want to be around 80% duty cycle. So work it till you get that and your base pressure is what it is.
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that helps, so, give it what it wants.
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Yeah my new 95 lb at 43.5 injectors should be here in a day or so. and ill have it on a dyno within a month. Ill let you know what I find
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sounds great.
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As an FYI... the 80# Mototrons do flow 80 at 43.5psi.

And yes they will support 800rwhp.
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Originally Posted by Lonnies Performance
As an FYI... the 80# Mototrons do flow 80 at 43.5psi.

And yes they will support 800rwhp.
Great, do you sell any in line pumps -8 in and out?
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