What will this procharged combo make on DJ?
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What will this procharged combo make on DJ?
I'm trying to figure out what injectors I need and what will support what so I need somewhat of an idea of what my combo is going to make on a dyno jet. Any input is appreciated.
370 with Ls3 topend
10.7:1
E85
F1a maxed out
No filter on blower
Procharger 4" race intercooler setup
aster setup
M6 with twin disk
1 7/8" headers, true duals
I was looking at FIC 127 but im afraid those are going to be close to maxed out. Also looked at the Bosch 1650cc that FIC sells too but they are a good bit more money. Then their are also the ID1300. Im not trying to cheap out but also trying to keep cost under control as much as possible too. Ive already spent a small fortune on the setup as it is. Just want to do it once and not have problems.
Thanks for the help guys
370 with Ls3 topend
10.7:1
E85
F1a maxed out
No filter on blower
Procharger 4" race intercooler setup
aster setup
M6 with twin disk
1 7/8" headers, true duals
I was looking at FIC 127 but im afraid those are going to be close to maxed out. Also looked at the Bosch 1650cc that FIC sells too but they are a good bit more money. Then their are also the ID1300. Im not trying to cheap out but also trying to keep cost under control as much as possible too. Ive already spent a small fortune on the setup as it is. Just want to do it once and not have problems.
Thanks for the help guys
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I've seen a setup similar on C6 make 940-1020 depending on which pulley he was using. I know the corvette drivetrain is more efficient but no reason you shouldn't be in the area. Go with the ID1300's and be done with it. They are made with E85 in mind and can accommodate other fuels also.
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I've seen a setup similar on C6 make 940-1020 depending on which pulley he was using. I know the corvette drivetrain is more efficient but no reason you shouldn't be in the area. Go with the ID1300's and be done with it. They are made with E85 in mind and can accommodate other fuels also.
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