SprSprtChevy72

Ok so to get the a1000 into the tank i would do what? Modify the stocker to hold the contents of the a1000?

405HP_Z06

iTrader: (11)

I don't know, I've never done it. If I were going to use the A1000, I would mount it external to the tank.

405HP_Z06

iTrader: (11)

You should talk to Lonnie's Performance, they have a nice 'double pumper' fuel pump system that will support your power level and fit inside an F-Body tank.

http://www.lonniesperformance.com

SprSprtChevy72

Hmm that setup sounds pretty good. When I get some more free time today Ill have to search and see if anyones had good experiences. I was also thinking of email APS about their intank pump as it says it will flow over 1000rwhp with their rails. I dont know if they would sell that separate though.

405HP_Z06

iTrader: (11)

I saw the other post similar to this one and wanted to clarify the injector sizing with a boost referenced fuel system. The sizing estimates above are for a non-boost reference fuel system. If you run a boost referenced fuel system, it changes the injector sizing to the following:

12 lbs. w/ boost referenced fuel system


18 lbs. w/ boost referenced fuel system


So, Lonnie is correct in stating the 60's would get you by but for only 12 lbs. of boost. If you are going to see 18 lbs. you will need the injectors recommended above.

405HP_Z06

iTrader: (11)

Here's the same calculations for E85. You will need low impedance injectors and injector driver for this.

12 lbs. w/ boost referenced fuel system using E85:


18 lbs. w/ boost referenced fuel system using E85:

SprSprtChevy72

Thanks a bunch man. I cant imagine a site being more helpful to enthusiast than Tech.

405HP_Z06

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oange ss

iTrader: (50)

full power A/F under boost should be 11.5 not 12.5, that will skew the injector sizing slightly.

hardrock21

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Dug up a 3.5 year old thread to correct a minor calculation?

Ollie8974

Noticed that too.
However I would like to know where that Fuel Injector calculator is posted.