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Old 10-26-2007, 10:34 AM
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Originally Posted by GoldRust
Great numbers tiago. Just remember what I told you about fuel systems. Dont let a cheap 150$ pump hurt your setup. That thing has ALOT of power left in her. Cheers to building a beast
for sure, Im working at it from two angles. Have you guys ran a weldon pump wihtout sumping hte tank? I saw a supra setup with a "syphon" going into the stock tank from the top and it worked well. I was thinking of doing something similar. I will have to go see you guys about some PT76s

thanks guys!
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when I talked to MECHAM about his setup he said he was running 3 pumps and I done believe he was having any problems
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Great numbers Tiago... Sounds like you have a stout combonation... What are ultimate power goals in the end? Your gonna have a hell of a time getting that car to hook, lol.

Congrats though, sounds like you worked your *** off for it!!
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that is truely amazing man. I though what you were doing on a stock cube motor was outstanding, i can't wait to see what happens if you upgrade turbo's.

WOW!!!

good job and luck with the car
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lots of supra guys run 3 walbros, i consider them all around a better option than a RACE pump on a STREET car.

next step for me from my 2 walbros would be 1 walbro and one bosch 044 (im on the verge of trying both of these inside the stock tank) i have the pump waiting to try since i knew i coud not fit 3 255's in there.

if that didnt get me where i wanted i would do a pair of 044s but prolly have to buy a fab tank or sump the stocker.

the LAST thing i would do is a weldon or aeromotive on MY car. $.02
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Originally Posted by Tiago
I'm on my way out of town on business and tomorrow I'll be at the track so when I return on Sunday I'll post the sheet I have. I spent most of the time trying to fix the short and ran out of time before they closed to get all my sheets. I ask to go back and get it.


33 hp per lb of boost is not unheard of for sure. Fuel ran out right where I thought it would. Turbo ran out a little earlier then anticipated lol. It actually took more boost to break 1000 then I figured it would, damn little ebay turbos.
Tiago first off I want to apologize on my choice of words in my first post!!
I really am not trying to put what you have accomplished down, Like I said in the second post I really do not doubt the power potential of your setup and yes 33hp is very realistic I just wanted to see the graph because I have never seen basically 100hp even gains on any set up thats all. I am sure you just rounded the figures off and went off of memory and the actual #s will not be even 100hp spreads thats all. Again my apologies for my bad choice of words and Congrats on your setup and good luck at the track!!!

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Originally Posted by MIGHTYMOUSE
lots of supra guys run 3 walbros, i consider them all around a better option than a RACE pump on a STREET car.

next step for me from my 2 walbros would be 1 walbro and one bosch 044 (im on the verge of trying both of these inside the stock tank) i have the pump waiting to try since i knew i coud not fit 3 255's in there.

if that didnt get me where i wanted i would do a pair of 044s but prolly have to buy a fab tank or sump the stocker.

the LAST thing i would do is a weldon or aeromotive on MY car. $.02
DAvid,

care to elaborate why? The supra guys and viper guys seem to have success with it, when coupled with the controller which is a must.

thanks
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A local guy runs 4 walbro 340s or 420s (don't remember the exact ones) on his Ford GT. He's making over 1400 to the wheels.
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Go with a pair of Tc76s
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Man those low boost numbers are incredible!!

I know you said timing was at 18deg, but if you have second.... does that just mean 18 at peak (up top) or are you running a flatlined 18deg through most of the band?

Good job, I bet it's a lot more than a handful.
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Originally Posted by Tiago
for sure, Im working at it from two angles. Have you guys ran a weldon pump wihtout sumping hte tank? I saw a supra setup with a "syphon" going into the stock tank from the top and it worked well. I was thinking of doing something similar. I will have to go see you guys about some PT76s

thanks guys!
My weldon(600A) only pushed my last setup to 620 rwhp. Becareful! Now my magnafuel is baller. A little on the loud side (Not as bad as my old weldon) but it flows like a ****
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Tiago i forgot to ask,maybe i missed the post,how do you like the faceplated T56 setup?
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Originally Posted by Tiago
DAvid,

care to elaborate why? The supra guys and viper guys seem to have success with it, when coupled with the controller which is a must.

thanks
Mightymouse has always been against big pumps on a street car. Im not sure why, Maybe because they are louder? I for one am SOLD on magnafuel pumps. I driven mine everywhere and it has never locked up or shutdown! You know how hot it gets in TEXAS And you dont have to have a controller for it either

MP-4303 2,000+ 20–120psi 14A@45psi #8AN in and out 7"L x 3"Dia 4.5 lbs.

http://www.magnafuel.com/products/efi/pumps/MP-4301.htm

I got mine from Nasty Nate
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Very cool numbers. Props!

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Cograts Tiago. I knew she would be a BEAST
Im not a fan of more then one pump since i had two and one didnt work. Its the whole story of ya didnt know it wasnt working till you needed it.
I know you will get it to work like ya want.

Congrats

Kyle
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Great results so far for you Tiago!!!!!!!!!! You have more possibilities once you get your fuel worked out with some larger hair dryers on there!
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Nice numbers! I

I run two A1000's, the second pump on a manual switch. I run the stock fuel tank and the fuel pressure is steady. I have also heard the Magnafuel pumps are the ****! Btw, I've run my aeromotive pumps on the street for 3 years! No problems so far. Andy.
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That thing is a monster. Awesome

What kind of dyno are those #'s from?
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Originally Posted by 98turbls1
go twin 88's man... That's totally sick bro... I bet you can easily push it to 1250rwhp once you get the fuel and turbo right...
I think I would get twin st72's then you would have same spool time, but power to take you to 2200 crank.

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I require oem noise levels and reliability

If there are cheaper, more reliable, quieter pumps available that get the job done... WHY put a race pump in?


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