Guys w/ 600-625 turbocharged HP, what's your setup?
05-30-2011, 10:10 PM
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Guys w/ 600-625 turbocharged HP, what's your setup? Been looking and it seems like Lonnie's double pumper kit with 60lb injectors will be enough to support my 600ish rwhp goals. Sounds like the stock lines and rails will do the job. Am I correct? What are other people in this HP range with turbos using? I was also considering a single Walbro 340. If there's a cheaper and possibly more reliable way other than the DIY method of twin pumps I'm open to any suggestion. I do not plan on EVER going over 600-625rwhp on the turbo. Too much other stuff to do to the car!
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The Lonnies/Racetronix is the best most reliable way to go for that HP range. Setup with factory lines and such it will safely make 700rwhp. Give us a call I can help you get everything you need.
05-31-2011, 06:28 PM
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I typically say a safe limit for a sngle Walbro pump is about 550rwhp. I would be nervous trying to support 600+ on 1 pump.
You will be fine with my dual pump setup & 60# injectors.
700rwhp on stock lines should be no problem.
With a boost referenced regulator & supporting fuel system components line you should be good for close to 900rwhp.
Add bigger injectors & 1000rwhp is within reach.
You will be fine with my dual pump setup & 60# injectors.
700rwhp on stock lines should be no problem.
With a boost referenced regulator & supporting fuel system components line you should be good for close to 900rwhp.
Add bigger injectors & 1000rwhp is within reach.
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So staying around 650 I shouldn't need a regulator correct? Just slap in the dual pumps/hobbs, put in the injectors, get it tuned and good to go?