Spraying a H/C '00 with stock fuel system .. limitations?
Since i've been blessed with the weakest of stock fuel system on the F-bod, I was wondering what most people are able to coax out of the stock fuel system on a H/C + spray combo on these 2000 models? I'm 'hoping' to be in the ~410whp area when all is said and done on motor, so would the pump be able to pully enough for say an additional 100whp through the squirt? How high are people getting 2000's stock injector duty at ~400whp? Just looking to gauge some ideas, thanks!
Originally Posted by VTC_WS6
Since i've been blessed with the weakest of stock fuel system on the F-bod, I was wondering what most people are able to coax out of the stock fuel system on a H/C + spray combo on these 2000 models? I'm 'hoping' to be in the ~410whp area when all is said and done on motor, so would the pump be able to pully enough for say an additional 100whp through the squirt? How high are people getting 2000's stock injector duty at ~400whp? Just looking to gauge some ideas, thanks!
u should be able to get away w/ the injectors and maybe be able to run a wet shot as well. but i would get bigger injectors, if i were u. i didnt calculate, but ur gonna be at a very high duty cycle w/ ur ~410whp n/a projection.
'00 seem to be around 80% duty with bolt ons. The only way to know for sure would be to log. I would highly suggest the fuel pump upgrade if you plan to spray, take a look at the racetronix pump kits. If you are thinking of a dry shot you'll need to upgrade the fuel injectors too, even NA it wouldn't be a bad idea to upgrade them.
Matt
Matt

