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How much hp can dual bosch 044's handle with -08 feed.

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Old 02-28-2013, 08:36 AM
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We've been 125mph through the 1/8th in stock shortblock ls with dual 044's in a mustang, not sure of rwhp on it.

Also I've made 850+ rwhp on 6an line(and 3/8 hard line on a few cars), I don't think 8an will be a problem at 1000rwhp, although everyone always says you need much bigger line than we've proven to work on several cars.

this is all on e85 of course
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thanks skinnies.

just wondering if after the pumps, would it be better to run -08AN from both pumps to a Y, then a single -08 from Y to another Y at fuel rails, or would you run two -08AN lines from each pump straight to each fuel rail.

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Originally Posted by Jc803
thanks skinnies.

just wondering if after the pumps, would it be better to run -08AN from both pumps to a Y, then a single -08 from Y to another Y at fuel rails, or would you run two -08AN lines from each pump straight to each fuel rail.
http://www.deatschwerks.com/resource...ump-calculator

The guys using smaller fuel line usually run some pretty high base fuel pressures. Just make sure your pumps can keep up with the pressure and either of your options above should be fine.
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Let me run this by you guys. What if I use both bungs in the sump for feed, instead of using one for return. I mean what about two -10's to each pump from sump, then two -08's from each pump to each rail. And because my 96 has feed and return, I'll have -08's from rails to FPR, then a Y out FPR, use the stock 3/8ths and 5/16's for return.

How well do you guys think that would work? Or is it just better for some reason to have both pumps pushing fuel through a single -08.

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Ran out of pump on dual 044's with one on a boost a pump at 942whp on a Dynojet.
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Originally Posted by LS1NOVA
Ran out of pump on dual 044's with one on a boost a pump at 942whp on a Dynojet.
That seems unusual, especially for Dynojet numbers ( as DJ numbers usually seem artificially high ).

What was the pump setup like ?

People claim more than that for dual Walbro's, and a Walbro flows nowhere near what an 044 does.

Although I'm talking about pump fuel

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why not add a third 044 for the $$ and have plenty of flow for your power goal on e85.
Don't over complicate it , a single -10 feed should be fine then Y to the rails and probably a -8 return.
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Originally Posted by LS1NOVA
Ran out of pump on dual 044's with one on a boost a pump at 942whp on a Dynojet.

U drain ur tank over the winter of e85?
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Originally Posted by stevieturbo
That seems unusual, especially for Dynojet numbers ( as DJ numbers usually seem artificially high ).

What was the pump setup like ?

People claim more than that for dual Walbro's, and a Walbro flows nowhere near what an 044 does.

Although I'm talking about pump fuel
(2) Walbros over 900whp on E85? I dont think so....
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Me 730 whp, stock oem line w a intank wal 340 and a external 6 an w a wal 255. Upgrading the external to a o44 this year.
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Originally Posted by Johnv
why not add a third 044 for the $$ and have plenty of flow for your power goal on e85.
Don't over complicate it , a single -10 feed should be fine then Y to the rails and probably a -8 return.
-8 feed, not y'd with a crossover on the rails, -6 return. Getting close to an upgrade on the lines. Thats the plan, add another pump.

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U drain ur tank over the winter of e85?
No, but that gas got drained and burned in my truck.
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Originally Posted by LS1NOVA
(2) Walbros over 900whp on E85? I dont think so....
The OP didnt mention E85 though
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Originally Posted by stevieturbo
The OP didnt mention E85 though

He is e85
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On E85 I see it handling 800.
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i believe Liljohn just had a car with e85 twin bosch 044's and 120lb injectors do ~950 whp

before running out of injector or pump, thru an unlocked 400
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Originally Posted by LS1NOVA
Ran out of pump on dual 044's with one on a boost a pump at 942whp on a Dynojet.
How much fuel pressure in boost?
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"What if I use both bungs in the sump for feed, instead of using one for return".....
Don't think returning hot fuel next to the pick up is a good idea. Suggest you plumb the return as far away from pick up as possible.
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Originally Posted by denmah
i believe Liljohn just had a car with e85 twin bosch 044's and 120lb injectors do ~950 whp


before running out of injector or pump, thru an unlocked 400
Thats mine, unlocked 4L80E

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How much fuel pressure in boost?
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Originally Posted by Old Geezer
"What if I use both bungs in the sump for feed, instead of using one for return".....
Don't think returning hot fuel next to the pick up is a good idea. Suggest you plumb the return as far away from pick up as possible.
For sure, always away from the feed.
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hey guys, if one uses a dual pump like the Holley Dominator or say a couple/several pumps like the 044, can you just run a -6 return if you just run off the 1 pump most of the time? I figure the engine would be swallowing most of the fuel at WOT and not much would be going back through the return at that point, and same thing while only one pump is running.
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Yes. Mine is -6.


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