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Old 08-09-2013 | 11:13 PM
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Good info for sure! Im going to run twin walbro 255's through the stock lines with a 1/1 regulator returning through the evap line 80# deka injectors on e85. Bought a Huron speed kit with magnum 80mm turbo From slowlsx on here just waiting for it to arrive. Should be plenty for a stock ls1
Old 08-20-2013 | 11:59 PM
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So Ive been talking with my tuner and He seems to think I will run out of fuel "e85" before 600rwhp on their dynamics dyno. What do you guys think? Again Fuel system is stock rails, lines, 1/1 malory fpr, 80lb deka injectors. Dual Walbro 255's hot wired. And I'm @ 6000 ft elevation.
Old 08-21-2013 | 12:05 AM
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I made 690 2 255s 80 lb injectors 95% duty cycle at elevation 5600+ feet corrected rwhp through t56.
Stock lines stock fuel pressure regulator
Old 08-21-2013 | 06:22 AM
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Originally Posted by pyro719
So Ive been talking with my tuner and He seems to think I will run out of fuel "e85" before 600rwhp on their dynamics dyno. What do you guys think? Again Fuel system is stock rails, lines, 1/1 malory fpr, 80lb deka injectors. Dual Walbro 255's hot wired. And I'm @ 6000 ft elevation.
The fuel lines will support 900+
Injectors will support 900+
Stock rails will support 900+
Fuel pumps will support right at 800rwhp when they run out, I never recommend more than 750rwhp with 2 walbros. You can add a boost a pump and support 850+ rwhp

Run 65 base fuel pressure

This is all off proven real world situations I have done on several cars.

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Are the OEM fuel supply lines 3/8" ID? Never actually owned an LS chassis...
I've never actually measured exactly, but I believe they are 3/8.
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Old 08-21-2013 | 06:46 AM
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Originally Posted by pyro719
So Ive been talking with my tuner and He seems to think I will run out of fuel "e85" before 600rwhp on their dynamics dyno. What do you guys think? Again Fuel system is stock rails, lines, 1/1 malory fpr, 80lb deka injectors. Dual Walbro 255's hot wired. And I'm @ 6000 ft elevation.
Sounds like you need to find another "tuner" to me...
Old 08-21-2013 | 08:32 AM
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i think we covered this already and i might have replied already but i did 690-711rwhp on 80s and e85, 50psi base pressure
Old 08-21-2013 | 11:34 PM
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Thanks for the info guys I'll try this fuel system out and see where it gets me. Seems like a great reliable street budget fuel system
Old 08-22-2013 | 08:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Forcefed86
Sounds like you need to find another "tuner" to me...
Old 08-22-2013 | 08:46 AM
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I use E85. On my C6 I'm using a stock LS3 in tank pump, a Bosch 044 external running off my drivers side tank, and a return going back to the drivers side tank. Stock LS3 fuel rails. Pressure set at 58psi and it's not boost referenced. 673rwhp and my FIC 103#(at 58psi) injectors are at 91% duty cycle. Dyno was done in 116F Phoenix heat and correction factor was 1.07. If I was boost referenced I would gain a little headroom, but not too much as I'm only at 12psi. I'm going to add meth to know down my IAT's and that will take a little load off the injectors. Currently I'm at 11.2:1 AFR on the gas scale.
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Skinnies- I'll be running 95% street. Are the cars your talking about full time race? Street? I was wondering if you have any problems, running high pressure on the street, as far as heating the fuel?
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Originally Posted by TT402LS1
Skinnies- I'll be running 95% street. Are the cars your talking about full time race? Street? I was wondering if you have any problems, running high pressure on the street, as far as heating the fuel?
All are street cars and no issue.
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Old 09-14-2013 | 05:47 PM
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im piecing together a e85 setup myself right now.

what regulator are you guys using?
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In case anyone wanted to know what 80's will do on a 3 bar base fuel pressure -- I switched to E85 a few days ago and am running at 43.5 base psi. It's a boost referenced regulator, and at 12psi I was at 98 IDC. I'm also spraying pure meth through dual 10 nozzles. I would guess I'm in the 650rwhp range through a 4l80e.

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