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1nastyturboII 03-08-09 06:27 AM

mechanical fuel pump
 
anyone running mechanical fuel pump?

ultimatejay 03-13-09 10:31 PM

I'm not but most of the top high horsepower drag racers are, especially when using Alcohol. Other than that, there is no need to use one.

killahrx7 03-16-09 08:21 AM

i have one (aeromotive). if you use it you will need to get a fuel cell though.

Chaotic_FC 03-16-09 01:26 PM

I will be using one.

Erdin 03-18-10 02:17 PM

Does the fuel cell have to be in the front?

13B-RX3 03-18-10 11:45 PM

I run one as well.

Erdin 03-19-10 01:30 AM


Originally Posted by 13B-RX3 (Post 9877561)
I run one as well.

Hi mate what pump are you using?
Could you use it on the street?
By the way i know your using methanol, il also be using methanol but i would like to use it for the 3rd stage of injection on my setup.
Also do you think it would matter if the fuel cell is in the boot as im thinking under hard acceleration the pump may not be able to draw the fuel, if the fuel cell is too far from the pump?

13B-RX3 03-19-10 02:02 AM

I run the regular Aeromotive pump. I am currently running 12 1600cc injectors and it had no problem keeping up with them on the dyno. I run my cell in the rear and am also concerened with starving the pump. From what i have read is that you can get away with a rear mounted cell down to about a 1.2X 60'. Then you start having problems. I am definitely going to test this theory, hopefully the combination of -12 line and such a short run will really help. We'll see!

Erdin 03-19-10 02:34 AM


Originally Posted by 13B-RX3 (Post 9877742)
I run the regular Aeromotive pump. I am currently running 12 1600cc injectors and it had no problem keeping up with them on the dyno. I run my cell in the rear and am also concerened with starving the pump. From what i have read is that you can get away with a rear mounted cell down to about a 1.2X 60'. Then you start having problems. I am definitely going to test this theory, hopefully the combination of -12 line and such a short run will really help. We'll see!

Thankyou very much Sir:)

NewbernD 03-19-10 08:36 AM


Originally Posted by 13B-RX3 (Post 9877742)
I run my cell in the rear and am also concerned with starving the pump.

Could you feed the mechanical pump with a low pressure, high volume lift pump?

13B-RX3 03-19-10 09:44 AM

It would have to be very high volume. Most of the pumps that i have found that can do it cost twice the price of a mech pump and will do the job by them self.

NewbernD 03-19-10 10:33 AM


Originally Posted by 13B-RX3 (Post 9878136)
It would have to be very high volume. Most of the pumps that i have found that can do it cost twice the price of a mech pump and will do the job by them self.

Your answer surprised me so I looked up the specs. Gave me a whole new respect for belt driven pumps. 10GPM @ 100 PSI is complete insanity.

13B-RX3 03-21-10 04:48 AM


Originally Posted by NewbernD (Post 9878242)
Your answer surprised me so I looked up the specs. Gave me a whole new respect for belt driven pumps. 10GPM @ 100 PSI is complete insanity.


12 1680cc injectors need a lot of fuel :lol::lol::lol::icon_tup:

Erdin 03-21-10 05:43 AM

what injector duty did you get to with 12 1680 injectors?

13B-RX3 03-21-10 03:08 PM

honestly i don't know, i didn't tune the car.


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