What Fuel Setup Should I Run??
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What Fuel Setup Should I Run??
I plan on having these mods...but sure what fuel pump and injectors.. if not more...
Intake
Downpipe
Resonated midpipe
Catback
FMIC
non seq factory turbos
big street port
power fc
I plan on going single.. but don't know when and can't say it would be soon... so I'm thinking.. Walboro pump and 550cc/1200cc inj combo... yes? .. no?
Help...
for anyone using SS braided lines.. what size do you use? -6?
Intake
Downpipe
Resonated midpipe
Catback
FMIC
non seq factory turbos
big street port
power fc
I plan on going single.. but don't know when and can't say it would be soon... so I'm thinking.. Walboro pump and 550cc/1200cc inj combo... yes? .. no?
Help...
for anyone using SS braided lines.. what size do you use? -6?
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i think i went way overboard. but will most likely not have to do anything again/ go bigger.
i used an aeromotive A1000 pump. morosso *sump*
-10 (reduces to -8 at the rails) feed and -8 return. this with 72lb primary and 160lb secondary. SX regulator. and a bunch of AN fittings and braided line. this was for a single though. i *think* you will be ok with the 255 pump.
i used an aeromotive A1000 pump. morosso *sump*
-10 (reduces to -8 at the rails) feed and -8 return. this with 72lb primary and 160lb secondary. SX regulator. and a bunch of AN fittings and braided line. this was for a single though. i *think* you will be ok with the 255 pump.
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it was around $1000 for everything. but then again i did it 2 diferent ways. first way i did not use the same AN fittings and needed new angles and fuel blocks. i would guess if i just did it the way i have now, the cost would be only maybe $100 to $150 less. also the secondary rail is not in this total. have to figure that into your cost.
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Jay,
That setup you listed would be great for you car. However, you don't have to upgrade the fuel lines. The stock fuel lines are good even up to 500hp. If you plan on upgrading the fuel lines it will cost about $700.
That setup you listed would be great for you car. However, you don't have to upgrade the fuel lines. The stock fuel lines are good even up to 500hp. If you plan on upgrading the fuel lines it will cost about $700.
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