New fuel pumps: What do you guys think?
08-03-2011, 06:47 AM
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New fuel pumps: What do you guys think? I just saw this in the new products section. They look to be very relevant to my interests.
My interests are a 1000whp capable E-85 system. Would I be correct in thinking 2 of these would meet that goal? Judging by how stable they are with added voltage looking at the charts a boost-a-pump would make it even easier.
The idea of a twin screw fuel pump is pretty cool in itself. It says they are E15 compatible. I would expect they will work with E-85.
http://www.racetronix.biz/itemdesc.a...WSP330&eq=&Tp=
My interests are a 1000whp capable E-85 system. Would I be correct in thinking 2 of these would meet that goal? Judging by how stable they are with added voltage looking at the charts a boost-a-pump would make it even easier.
The idea of a twin screw fuel pump is pretty cool in itself. It says they are E15 compatible. I would expect they will work with E-85.
http://www.racetronix.biz/itemdesc.a...WSP330&eq=&Tp=
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08-03-2011, 12:36 PM
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Interesting. I like the fact that they are OEM pumps in the Veyron so they must have some extensive testing behind them. You'd need 2 to make 1100ish rwhp I would think. E15 is pretty much all the gas that comes out of US pumps anymore. The main concern with E85 is usually on seals, orings and hoses. Not many injector or pump manufacturers will put E85 safe on their products these days but they have all worked for me so far. Might just reduce the operating life a little. Who really gives a ****? We aren't building reliable OE cars, we are racing and beating these things to the breaking point.
08-03-2011, 12:41 PM
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i know for a fact abel racing here in oklahoma made 1100rwhp or so on e85 in their vette with just 2 deatschwerks intank pumps which are externally the same as a warlboro but flow much much better and are super reliable. might be worth looking into those they seem to be doing excelent. i like the no fault warranty as well as the fact that theyre very affordable.
its this one
http://www.deatschwerks.com/300-lph-fuel-pump
its this one
http://www.deatschwerks.com/300-lph-fuel-pump
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Interesting. I like the fact that they are OEM pumps in the Veyron so they must have some extensive testing behind them. You'd need 2 to make 1100ish rwhp I would think. E15 is pretty much all the gas that comes out of US pumps anymore. The main concern with E85 is usually on seals, orings and hoses. Not many injector or pump manufacturers will put E85 safe on their products these days but they have all worked for me so far. Might just reduce the operating life a little. Who really gives a ****? We aren't building reliable OE cars, we are racing and beating these things to the breaking point.
The farther along I go with my project the more it's looking like your car btw. I'm about to close a deal on some AFR 225's.
