Will my walbro 255 keep up @10 PSI?
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Will my walbro 255 keep up @10 PSI?
I have a stock longblock ls1 with a tvs2300 and 60# injectors.. I am about to turn up the boost to 10psi.. I currently have a walbro 255 in-tank with a boost refrenced aremotive FPR (mounted near the tank) and -6 up to the rail. I am expecting 500+ at the wheels. Will the 255 keep up? (4 bar/58 psi) Should I add a second walbo? boost-a-pump? Or will what I have keep up?
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With that power youll definitely be in the limit zone for the pump. You should add a secondary 255 just for insurance and the fact that you will want more power in the future once you get used to that power level.
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Google it. That is what I did and found a lot of good info.
I am going through what you are going right now as well; looking to make 500-600 but I am sure that I will want to push my car a little.
Better off doing it right and not leaning you engine out.
From what I found, you need to run another set of wires, a relay and a HOBS switch to turn on the second pump. Also, you will more then likely need to make sure you have a -8 min feed line and -6 return.
What tank set-up do you have?
I am going through what you are going right now as well; looking to make 500-600 but I am sure that I will want to push my car a little.
Better off doing it right and not leaning you engine out.
From what I found, you need to run another set of wires, a relay and a HOBS switch to turn on the second pump. Also, you will more then likely need to make sure you have a -8 min feed line and -6 return.
What tank set-up do you have?
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Im running 2 255s, all the time. I used a starter solenoid; ran 8 gauge to the battery, 8 gauge to ground and used the existing relay wire as the trigger.