JuGs
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- Jul 20, 2008
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Marshall,
Wisconsin
Ok I have been researching this on and off for a few years now. Im now about to do one my self. I been doing alot of reading the past few weeks and Im confused on wiring the cas in. Now Im not even close to that part yet but I should be there before the end of winter. Im doing a decent build during the winter should be a nice street setup possible few drag pulls.
Im looking for more input on wiring the cas in. From what I can tell I cut the crank sensor plug(from both sensor and wire harness) and cut the cam plug on wiring harness. Wire them all together into the 1g cas pigtail and its done right? I know it sounds like a retarded question, but I want to clearify everything so when it comes to time i dont have to stress or over think when Im at that point.
Also since Im here. What would be a good size of injectors to get me to roughly 450hp? I still will have stock internals but I have and will be getting the rest of supporting mods to get me there. The walbro 255 rewired in a good enough fuel pump to get me there right?
Ill will have V3 and running a holset WH1C. From my research I can easily get 400 to 450 out of this turbo with room to spare.
Im looking for more input on wiring the cas in. From what I can tell I cut the crank sensor plug(from both sensor and wire harness) and cut the cam plug on wiring harness. Wire them all together into the 1g cas pigtail and its done right? I know it sounds like a retarded question, but I want to clearify everything so when it comes to time i dont have to stress or over think when Im at that point.
Also since Im here. What would be a good size of injectors to get me to roughly 450hp? I still will have stock internals but I have and will be getting the rest of supporting mods to get me there. The walbro 255 rewired in a good enough fuel pump to get me there right?
Ill will have V3 and running a holset WH1C. From my research I can easily get 400 to 450 out of this turbo with room to spare.
. Swapping plug wires is easy so I can deal with that.