Standalone Vs No Stand Alone
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Standalone Vs No Stand Alone Just wanted to know how much more power can you get out of a standalone fuel cell like nitro daves or harris speed with my set up and my 10.36 run on a 100 shot what would be the big diffence in running stand alone with my timeing bumped up vs just running the fuel from my fuel rails with two warlbro in tank pumps. Basicaly I want to know are you guys getting a faster 1/4 time with the standalone and how much? ALSO WHAT SAFETY FEATURES TO PROTECT YOUR MOTOR. Do these ever go on sale or does anyone do free shipping thanks guys...
harris had gp every once in a while....
no real time benefits most do it for reliability not to drawl too much from the rail at one time because the regulator is in the tank and it takes a little time to recover from a hit...
no real time benefits most do it for reliability not to drawl too much from the rail at one time because the regulator is in the tank and it takes a little time to recover from a hit...
you won't specificially be able to go faster because of the standalone... but what it does allow you to do is run low fuel pressure to your nitrous kiit which is alot easier to tune in then running with high fuel pressure. Also allows you to keep a substantially better fuel in there and not have to run it in the main tank, which alot of people like.
If you are not having tuning problems with your existing setup, and are not seeing any kind of fuel pressure drop, then you probably don't stand to gain much.... but once you step up to a bigger hit you will want the standalone (DP=standalone needed)
If you are not having tuning problems with your existing setup, and are not seeing any kind of fuel pressure drop, then you probably don't stand to gain much.... but once you step up to a bigger hit you will want the standalone (DP=standalone needed)
yeah, like JL ws6 said. It's just so you don't *have to* upgrade your fuel pump, injectors, fuel rail etc. With the stand alone you can be sure you'll be getting adequate fuel pressure at all times. Not to mention, it's a cool place to put 110 in and it looks bad ***!
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Thanks I just heard that you can up the timing on your motor with the standalone too. Im going to a bigger shot just installed a 12 bolt with 411 gears. As it stands now all I have is a walbro 250 intank
