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Old 08-10-2007, 06:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Ben
nope. i was also assuming well tuned.
whats that td04 I cant hear you over my spoolin tdo5
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Originally Posted by airbrush1
on my 1.8, I did 260 wheel at 12psi on RX7 460's..... don't remember the duty cycle, but we had plenty of injector left
Was that still with stock fuel pressure/pump?

Not trying to thread jack, but thats right where I want to be (hp wise) and I'm thinking that 460's sound right.
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you should be fine at that level if ben can do it on a 1.6 and airbrush on a big turbo 1.8 then it will work for you as well.
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But are both of them running stock fuel pressure and pumps?
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No I have an upgraded fuel pump, walbro 190lph hp, which probably helps keep fuel pressure steady better than the stocker could. I'm well under 80% IJDC at my power, rarely get to 72% or so on the street.

not sure what would be lost with a standard pump.
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We need braineack or someone who isn't lazy like me to figure out the flow requirements of the 460's at that power, and the stock pumps flow in comparison.
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the stock pump can flow 300BHP at 50psi....so if you arent making more than that, a new pump isn't needed...unless it's crapping out.


here's a good resource for the lazy: http://www.megamanual.com/v22manual/minj.htm
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Sweet thanks for the info. 460's sound like a good bet for 250whp.
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of course, that's assuming the stock pump holds 50psi at high map through red line. A fresh pump, probably no problem. From what I see, some--even most--do, but others don't. These things are getting pretty old now.

The stock pump in an NB can NOT hold 60psi (NB's run 60-63 static) in high map, high rpm situations.
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Originally Posted by Ben
The stock pump in an NB can NOT hold 60psi (NB's run 60-63 static) in high map, high rpm situations.
Do you know how much they drop off?
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ask POPSTOY :gay:

according to him it drops to like 40psi or something really low...he's convinced the only cure is a 255lph pump as he saw the same with a 190lph, but I'd take that with a grain of salt.
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I'd say invest the $20 in a fuel pressure gauge, but really I'd just put that $20 towards the $80 a new pump costs. But since you run a MS, I also assume you have a full time wideband. So you'll know if you need a better pump or not.

People here tend to get pretty hung up on fuel pressure. I don't give a rat's A what the fuel pressure is, as long as my chambers get their fuel.
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Old 08-11-2007, 07:56 AM
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460's come with some of the Subaru EJ20T's ... so you know they're good for at least 280hp at the *crank* even with a rich/retarded factory tune
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