aidandj

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I thought we decided req fuel doesnt really matter, its just a scalar. Set it to whatever floats your boat.

Flex fuel is easy. cut the return line and stick it in the middle.

deezums

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Are you sure about that. The inlet and outlet are different sizes.

I was attempting to use the scaler value for useful fuel changes, we all know how useless that is on changing injectors. Same **** on fuel types, another reason not to bother with flex sensor on MS2...

aidandj

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Inlet and outlet of what? Thats where i'm installing mine, and where yank installed his.

deezums

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The inlet and outlet of the cheap flex fuel sensor are different sizes, aren't they?

aidandj

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Mine aren't. 3/8 on both sides.

deezums

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Wonder why I thought they were different?

Oh well

aidandj

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As long as they are both bigger or equal to 5/16ths i dont see an issue

deezums

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Upon further maths, I don't believe my warb 190 HP is up to 5.0 bar. It's probably not even up to 4.0 bar.

Numbers..

.91BSFC for e85, 350hp for 80%dc at crank, ~318lbs/hr

318lbs/hr / 6.59lbs/gal = ~49gal/hr

72psi + 10-14 pounds of boost = ~90psi at WOT

Warb 190HP@90psi = 25gal/hr

lolol, the **** am I even doing

75psi max rail at 4.0 bar is 31gal/hr. This would explain why I'm getting stupid high VE values in boost, my dumbass little fuel pump is sucking at sucking.



Whatever, I have a reverse rising rate FPR till I buy a fuel pump.

Spoonfeed, what does 50gal/hr at 90psi plz? Warb 255hp too small, maybe two cheap pumps?

Warb makes an e85 pump that flows 61 gallons/hr at 90 psi, but eats nearly 20 amps.

lol

aidandj

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walbro 450. /thread :P

I doubt a 255 will struggle.

deezums

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If I get the warb 450 I wonder what kind of whining I'll ha e to deal with, like a supercharger I bet...

Deatchworks 300? It'll be quiet right? Nearly double the price...

aidandj

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A walbro 255 will be fine.

18psi

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dw200

deezums

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Warb 255HP is only good for 32 gal/hr at 90psi, and that's before pumping losses. DW200 is 170lph/44gph, pretty close.

I'm sure I could tune around it, but I want 90psi at WOT because one of the sponsors said it's good...

aidandj

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I hope to install my walbro450 soon. I'll let you know.

I also ordered a connector from racetronix that is e85 compatible. And a new oem pickup sock.

If you install it before me please post pics.

18psi

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I'll come back in 10 pages of ADHD banter to tell you to get dw200 again

Girz0r

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Taking notes...

deezums

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But DW200 will drop pressure if I try and run 90psi at WOT...

Well, it probably will be fine since my 50gph calc is off 350hp, but then it will be running 100% wide open. Wouldn't it be wise to oversize the pump, make sure pressure never fails?

I might make some fuel tight passthrus if i go with the warb, I have an easy-ish leakproof idea.

deezums

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So I have a local friend with a 95 1.8 block, a 95 BP05 head, and a 99 BP4W head. He says the 99 head won't fit the 95 block, but that's not right, right?

What's the deal? I haven't seen anything in person yet, so kinda at a loss.

aidandj

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Friend is wrong

deezums

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Any reason why he might be having problems? The head just got gone over, so I doubt it has dowels or anything stuck in it?

Donno, might have to drive and go look for myself.