Bleakley
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- Jan 29, 2017
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Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania
What are you going to be using for an AFPR? Just like the stock ones get overrun, I wonder at what point a certain AFPR will get overrun?
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Automotive a1000What are you going to be using for an AFPR? Just like the stock ones get overrun, I wonder at what point a certain AFPR will get overrun?
We will see, if it's too much I can always shut down one pump we will seeWhat are you going to be using for an AFPR? Just like the stock ones get overrun, I wonder at what point a certain AFPR will get overrun?
Dumped the surge tank, can't make it legal with a hatch unless I make a metal cover so no vapor can get into the cabin. Just went with an inline 044 for now.Parts are back from powder coat....
Love it......I love the pfte aeroquip lines, all steel .... so much better than standard aluminum fittings. They can be more difficult to setup as they don't swivel but they areNice job. How you liking the whine?
Yeah we will see, as I said the surge tank i purchased wouldn't fit anywhere underneath the cAr. I don't know what surge tank would to be honest short of maybe a radium setup. I'm hoping the 8an feed line will help. Because I was using pfte 6an lines I think they are smaller than your standard 6an stainless line and could of been restricting flow. The pumps are close in operating pressure I believe. The walbro 450 is overrated I think and is closer to 350lph but it still should be able to supple the inline with enough. At this point I might consider going to a dual pump setup. We will seeIf the 044 is overly whiny, that means the 450 is starving it. That's the whole point of the surge tank. You need the surge tank in between the two to compensate for the disparity in flow between pumps.
The NHRA rules are the reason I mounted my surge tank under the car. Otherwise, you need a sealed container box, firewall, and a bunch of other bullshit that is required to "not blow up".
Your logs should show your IDCs dropping if you've made any headway here.
I wish I was familiar with 1 G gas tank. I'm assuming you can. Their pretty compact, little fat...I wonder if I could squeeze two 450s in the tank...
I wonder if I could squeeze two 450s in the tank...
Would you happen to know the capability of a dual walbro 255 setup? I have two new walbro 255's with all the plumbing for a dual setup. Im wondering if im better off running both pumps vs a single walbro 450?Doubt it. The dual 340s I have (which are basically the same size as the 255) barely fit.
I hit 640whp on the dyno on e85 but my injector duty is near 100%, right now im running a walbro 450 with a inline 044 8an lines, i was just wondering if running dual 255 would be better than a single 450? I read in another post that you were doing that to stretch the fuel system......i have a few jugs of c16 but id like to be able to go all e85. If two 255s will out perform one 450 ill just throw the two in the tank.I run a single 450 and flex fuel. On the street I run e85 around 600whp, the 450 is plenty of pump for this. When I want to crank it up I can mix race gas in with the e85 and the ecu automatically compensates the fueling.