fuel type/injector questions
04-26-2010, 04:16 AM
#1
fuel type/injector questions make me some recomendations...id like to run e85 but i dont think i have enough injector
6.0 with a S480 (1200fwhp)
i currently have tripple gs340s walbros in the tank with -10 feed and -8 return
i dont mind running like an 80 psi base but that still will be short at 100 psi correct?
what other high impedence injectors are there for stock pcm?
6.0 with a S480 (1200fwhp)
i currently have tripple gs340s walbros in the tank with -10 feed and -8 return
i dont mind running like an 80 psi base but that still will be short at 100 psi correct?
what other high impedence injectors are there for stock pcm?
04-26-2010, 06:59 PM
#2
You never stated your injector size.....
One thing for sure is you will never run 80psi base or boost reference from there with a Walbro pump. You should operate a Walbro pump under 65psi max pressure so you get the optimum flow.
Forget high impedence, you will need a large injector like 120#, plus a lowered base pressure (43psi)to allow boost referencing.
One thing for sure is you will never run 80psi base or boost reference from there with a Walbro pump. You should operate a Walbro pump under 65psi max pressure so you get the optimum flow.
Forget high impedence, you will need a large injector like 120#, plus a lowered base pressure (43psi)to allow boost referencing.
04-26-2010, 08:44 PM
#4
You should be asking them then, because my recommendation stands.
You are misapplying the pump for the application & will cause it to fail prematurely.... plus it will not flow well at 80psi. If you want that extreme pressure, you should be looking at a different pump.
You are misapplying the pump for the application & will cause it to fail prematurely.... plus it will not flow well at 80psi. If you want that extreme pressure, you should be looking at a different pump.
04-26-2010, 09:24 PM
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You should be asking them then, because my recommendation stands.
You are misapplying the pump for the application & will cause it to fail prematurely.... plus it will not flow well at 80psi. If you want that extreme pressure, you should be looking at a different pump.
You are misapplying the pump for the application & will cause it to fail prematurely.... plus it will not flow well at 80psi. If you want that extreme pressure, you should be looking at a different pump.
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