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Tue Feb 19, 2008 4:46 pm
Update:
Wanted to welcome Deatsch Werks to the list of corporate sponsors on the project car.
We went back to the dyno this past weekend with a set of 1600cc DW Injectors, and they performed flawlessly. The car now has plenty of injector for the current setup.
With that being said, the day didn't end up as we hoped. We maxed out the dual Walbro 255 lph fuel pumps @20 PSI on E85. The car made just over 650whp before we had to call it a day.
I made a call to my friends over at MagnaFuel this afternoon, and they suggested their street friendly, Inline Protuner Series Fuel Pumps. The particular model they suggested is MP-4303 rated at 2000HP in N/A Applications using gasoline. (good for around 1300 HP on E85).
What is unique about their race pumps is they are E85 compatible, rebuildable, and they dont require a fuel controller like the Weldons. (And various other brands of race pumps.) This is a significant cost savings, and makes this pump is fairly bolt-on affair in a car with an aftermarket fuel system already installed.
The new fuel pump will be installed in the next two weeks, and I will write a review for those that may be interested in our findings.
We knew three weeks ago the 1000cc injectors and dual walbros were not going to get us to our goal, but I wanted to see how far they could be pushed on the E85.as I know many on here are debating switching over in their own vehicles.
Here's the latest dyno video, notice the fuel pressure gauge video at the end:
Underground Motorsports Demo Car1998 RB26DET 240SXMaxing out the dual Walbro 255lph Fuel Pumps at 650whp@20 PSI.Borg Warner S374 Turbo, 1600cc Injectors, E85 Pump Fuel, AEM ECU, etc.