05 colorado SBE 6.0/C480/4l80e 9.78@143 foot brake 3850lbs
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Congrats on the the 1k+ hit man!
Tech's article isn't any better on facts lol
https://ls1tech.com/articles/ls-swap...-22-psi-boost/
Tech's article isn't any better on facts lol
https://ls1tech.com/articles/ls-swap...-22-psi-boost/
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Peak boost? It sounded like it was gaining right before you lifted... and power hadn't yet rolled over either, was still on an incline.
Would you mind posting a data log and dyno graph (rpm as x axis), or a RaceRender version of the pulls?
Congrats BTW. And, you've certainly got the illness. Last week the dream was 1000, now 1200... I see 13, 14, & 15 in your future. Hahahaha
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Since you already have 2 big intank pumps, have you considered an inline single “pressure booster”? You should have more than enough volume, you just need help with pressure. An inline pump would be easy to install, and provide a better pressure bump than adding another 450 in parallel I’d think?
We did this on the DSM builds all the time to get 90psi or so of fuel pressure and push stock injectors. Intank walbro pushing through an 044 as a pressure booster. I’d think the AEM 380 inline would be easyier to install and provide more of what your are looking for. Additional pressure bumps flow on small ID lines/rails. Additional parallel pumps mainly bumps volume… which is limited by your small line sizes.
You don’t even need the inline “booster pump” active for cruising. The in-tank pumps will push through it easy and you can activate it in boost only.
Just a thought!
We did this on the DSM builds all the time to get 90psi or so of fuel pressure and push stock injectors. Intank walbro pushing through an 044 as a pressure booster. I’d think the AEM 380 inline would be easyier to install and provide more of what your are looking for. Additional pressure bumps flow on small ID lines/rails. Additional parallel pumps mainly bumps volume… which is limited by your small line sizes.
You don’t even need the inline “booster pump” active for cruising. The in-tank pumps will push through it easy and you can activate it in boost only.
Just a thought!