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Old 04-22-2009, 03:50 PM
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already have one and a FMU
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Anyone know how big of injectors and how much fuel pump would be necessary to support about 900rwhp on E85. I will not be hitting that this year at all, shotting for closer to 6 since ive got a relatively stock shortblock, but next year when I step it up, I dont want to have to buy injectors again. Im thinking 2 walbros will suffice for this year, then add an extra next year. 100lb injectors?
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Originally Posted by cjmatt
Anyone know how big of injectors and how much fuel pump would be necessary to support about 900rwhp on E85. I will not be hitting that this year at all, shotting for closer to 6 since ive got a relatively stock shortblock, but next year when I step it up, I dont want to have to buy injectors again. Im thinking 2 walbros will suffice for this year, then add an extra next year. 100lb injectors?
I'd recommend 120# injectors and a 2000hp pump (magnafuel 4303). From my personal experience, you really have to "overbuild" the fuel systems to make it work. Basically double the fuel pump that you'd need on gasoline and 150% of the injector you'd need on gasoline.
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Originally Posted by The Fugitive
Motron 60#'s there are some going strong in a 750 rwhp range at 60% duty cycle. Ask a few guys about their injector/fuel set ups that are running big hp with 60#'s. yeh shocked at that, I would normally hear numbers around 80%. but those are LS motors not LT. as far as using those and e85 I don't know but I was told that I have a station that sales it really close by.
Uh no, unless they are using some really high SAE dyno corrected numbers at higher altitude. 60s are good for around 650 actual rwhp obviously depending on your fuel pressure, etc.
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Originally Posted by 93formto98T/A
I'd recommend 120# injectors and a 2000hp pump (magnafuel 4303). From my personal experience, you really have to "overbuild" the fuel systems to make it work. Basically double the fuel pump that you'd need on gasoline and 150% of the injector you'd need on gasoline.
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for my 1000 plus wheel car. i am using 3 bosch 044 pumps. that should support the fuel and using 8 160lb injectors. but might go to 180lb jsut to be safe
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Originally Posted by cjmatt
Anyone know how big of injectors and how much fuel pump would be necessary to support about 900rwhp on E85. I will not be hitting that this year at all, shotting for closer to 6 since ive got a relatively stock shortblock, but next year when I step it up, I dont want to have to buy injectors again. Im thinking 2 walbros will suffice for this year, then add an extra next year. 100lb injectors?

Just put 160's in it and be done with it, that's what I did after buying 60's, then 83's. For a fuel pump, I've been running the Aeromotive eliminator with good results, but might move up to the pro series or a Weldon.



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