LSA Swapped 5.3 NNBS Flex Fuel pump not enough?
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I'm running an LSA blower on my 5.3 with ID850s, a 212/218 cam and long tubes. When I go wot my AFR goes to a minimum of 12.1ish instead of the commanded 11.2ish, if I increase the PE to just see if I can fool it I still get a minimum of 12.1 and a bit of bucking, and my fuel pressure drops from 58 psi to 50ish. Am I running out of pump? From everything I read the flex fuel pump should be plenty enough for 93 pump gas at 7 psi. Do I have to buy a walbro at this point? I really dont want to drop my tank but I'd rather do that then run around at 12.5 wot everywhere and burn a hole in a piston.
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Nice! Those are impressive, I was told they are good for a solid 600 so the OP should be good. I think adding a 450 is a bandaid, I'd figure out why my flex fuel supply system isn't performing properly before I added anything.
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kinda off topic, but I wonder why on your dyno sheet the ho and tq peaked early in the rpm range then steadily declined throughout the rpm range? Just curious, because usually all the dyno graphs I see, on boosted trucks, are basically the opposite.... they all usually gradually climb throughout the rpm range.
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Bingo! I'd just swap in the new flex fuel pump.
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kinda off topic, but I wonder why on your dyno sheet the ho and tq peaked early in the rpm range then steadily declined throughout the rpm range? Just curious, because usually all the dyno graphs I see, on boosted trucks, are basically the opposite.... they all usually gradually climb throughout the rpm range.
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Run an evap test? How big are your injectors? Your only at 41% duty cycle?
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crutt (11-04-2017)
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