help with fuel setup
What all would you recommend? -8 or -6 lines main feed lines? Also what regulator? Do i need the regulator boost referenced? Do i need to leave the boost-a-pump on a dual intank pump setup? I already have a single racetronix pump in there with the boost-a-pump. Also what size injectors?
Any advice from the people that have done a dual intank setup setup already with any things that i may need when i get in there. I'm shooting for the most power i can get out of it on pump gas.
Thanks in advance.
What all would you recommend? -8 or -6 lines main feed lines? Also what regulator? Do i need the regulator boost referenced? Do i need to leave the boost-a-pump on a dual intank pump setup? I already have a single racetronix pump in there with the boost-a-pump. Also what size injectors?
Any advice from the people that have done a dual intank setup setup already with any things that i may need when i get in there. I'm shooting for the most power i can get out of it on pump gas.
Thanks in advance.
#8 is what I like to maintain a good volume, and a boost referenced regulator (like the Magnafuel), and depending on boost levels (and HP goals), but @ 55-83 LB injectors.
Also, now the fuel pressure is at 60lbs, is the regulator named above going to work at that high of pressure? It's only rated at 28psi????
What regulator rated @ 28PSI???? If anything I listed, you are looking at wrong regulator. Part # should be 9950 or 9925 depending on which outlets you want (both have #8 inlet)
9950 is the larger of teh 2, yes it will work if you plan on mkaing a boat load of power. The 9925 is good for @ 700HP.
Which, a boosted 451 can top rather easily...so you might want to look at theh 9950
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What pump would be good for the high psi needed for efi?
I like the external pump idea (Like in the drawing) instead of the dual intank pumps.
Well, Magnafuel has one killer EFI Pump, teh 625 (#4701) that I like a WHOLE bunch. However, I do not have that pump on the street yet, just track time on my installs I have done. However, I do run their carb pump (teh Pro Star 500) on teh street, with NO issues, so I see no reason why their EFI pump would not do well on teh street either.
Yeah, figured so. That is what their pump's are bypassed at (their carb pumps have a bypass regulator built into them, and they are preset between @26-28 PSI)
Yes, they are, but most will agree that when it comes to electric pumps, you are not gonna find better pieces. Guys like Warren Johnson in Pro Stock run them for a reason...
I have a plug-n-play setup for this to make the install very easy.
I received your PM's as well & would prefer that you call to discuss your needs before you start building your system. I can help to make sure you end up with the proper combination of parts.

