Build my fuel system
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Build my fuel system I need to upgrade my fuel system. So I would like to here some ideas from some of you guys on the different sets that can be ran. I was thinking about putting the racetronix kit and some Motron 60's. I think that would support my power goal. I am now running the stock in-tank pump with a 255 in-line and 42lb injectors. The car is a FI car-making 549rwhp now with cam, LT's and 8#'s of boost. My plans are to make 650 to 700rwhp. Granted this is still a street friendly car and I would like to keep as street able as possible so I don't need anything "race car" drastic. Well let me hear something.
A single Racetronix pump with a relocated fuel pressure regulator and return line will support anywhere from 625 - 650 RWHP. If you're thinking more towards 700 RWHP your in dual pump territory or an external pump.
Matt
Matt
Originally Posted by snkchrmr
I need to upgrade my fuel system. So I would like to here some ideas from some of you guys on the different sets that can be ran. I was thinking about putting the racetronix kit and some Motron 60's. I think that would support my power goal. I am now running the stock in-tank pump with a 255 in-line and 42lb injectors. The car is a FI car-making 549rwhp now with cam, LT's and 8#'s of boost. My plans are to make 650 to 700rwhp. Granted this is still a street friendly car and I would like to keep as street able as possible so I don't need anything "race car" drastic. Well let me hear something.
I don't suggest using an in-line fuel pump with the in-tank fuel pumps. If you need more then that you might want to ditch the factory pump bucket and either do a dual pump set up or an external fuel pump.
Matt
Matt
Originally Posted by Brandon
what would the intake and inline do? get ya closer to 700?
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Originally Posted by snkchrmr
How would you need to set up the regulator? Would you need to do a fuel rail set up with the regulator up front? Also would you need to ditch the in-tank regulator?
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I know someone posted awhile back some good pictures of a couple of different fuel rail set-ups. I looked but haven't found them again does anyone know where they are? Or if you any body can shoot me a PM with a schematic drawing of how it needs to go. Thanks allot I just want to get it right the first time.
Originally Posted by snkchrmr
I know someone posted awhile back some good pictures of a couple of different fuel rail set-ups. I looked but haven't found them again does anyone know where they are? Or if you any body can shoot me a PM with a schematic drawing of how it needs to go. Thanks allot I just want to get it right the first time.
There are a few ways. One way is to use your evap line as a return or you could run a new return using steel braided line (with a Teflon core) back to the "T" fitting. You want the fuel regulator as close as possible to the rails, and yes, you would ditch the stock in-tank regulator.
Matt
Matt
Originally Posted by snkchrmr
How would you need to set up the regulator? Would you need to do a fuel rail set up with the regulator up front? Also would you need to ditch the in-tank regulator?
It isn't needed; I just suggest a PTFE hose over a CPE hose (chlorinated polyethylene, rubber). The PTFE hose has a higher temperature rating along with burst. It also won't break down as quickly as a CPE hose when being used with today’s fuels (additives). The down side is they are crimped or swaged onto the hose so you have to know your lengths. The up side is you don't have to assemble the end fittings. We do offer custom length PTFE hose in a variety of colors (both the hoses and end fittings). Most orders ship the same day too.
Matt
Matt
Originally Posted by Brandon
Matt, why is a teflon core needed for the return line?
Regular braided will not work?
Regular braided will not work?
Originally Posted by snkchrmr
Hey, thanks for the help guys. Matt I will probably be getting in in touch with you soon on some parts.
I used pushlok with burst rating of 1500 psi. All of this fittings included cost me a little over 100 bucks. Beat that trying to buy all your stuff retail. It was going to cost me over 400 bucks just in braided lines and AN fittings to do this. Fuq that!
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Yeah, I can get most of the fittings here from work. Plus I already have a braided fuel line and the t-block to use for my return, it was with the FMU that came with the Procharger. Which has never been used. So all I need is some rails,pump, regulator, and fittings. At least I think thats all.
Also what fuel pressure regulator are most of you running? Is it have the one in two out? I don't want to run one of those boost reference ones. That just seems like another added variable to the whole thing to have problems with.
Also what fuel pressure regulator are most of you running? Is it have the one in two out? I don't want to run one of those boost reference ones. That just seems like another added variable to the whole thing to have problems with.