moregrip

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for these power levels?

500rwhp?

600rwhp?

700rwhp?

800rwhp?

900rwhp?

1000rwhp?

moregrip

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bump for the week........

help

mwalls54

i would say dual intank walbros if possiable on newer fuel systems

Blown06

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As you all know I broke the #7 piston at 440rwhp. Though this is probably a result of poor tuning I think my fuel system was up to the task. Here are my recommendations.

up to 500rwhp: 255lph intank, 42lb injectors, custom tune.
up to 600rwhp: 255lph intank, Boost-a-Pump, 60lb injectors, custom tune or
Twin 255 intanks, 60lb injectors, custom tune.
Anything over 600rwhp: Custom return style fuel system. To be safe.

For my next go round I'll have a 408 with afr 225s, D1sc, custom blower cam, victor Jr. intake. I will be doing a custom return style fuel system, using a custom sumped aluminum fuel tank (stock location) and an external pump.

dewmanshu

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this sounds like the common advice around, the only thing is I know people do it, but it seems being on a returnless system and getting 500hp out of the 42lber's is harder. Not that people aren't doing it, just moving up in injector is probably a real good idea. Soooo I'd change it up a little, once you hit 450hp-put on your mod list injectors if you plan to go after more horses. especially 500+.

litreddevil

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Aeromotive A1000 Fuel Pump

litreddevil

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Aeromotive A1000 Fuel Pump

moregrip

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regarding the dual intank pumps, does anyone make a basket that houses the 2 walbros?

Blown06

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Can't do inline pumps on returnless systems.

dewmanshu

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everybody i've seen do this...they are dangling, like deez nutz. boo-yah