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Still running my old dw300 pump. I have the fuelab regulator, which has been very reliable so far, I ran a simple bypass hose under the fuel pump panel. Return line to regulator, bypass hose from regulator to tank return, cut stock regulator tube, run pa12 hose to pump sock. |
I have an extra bypass hose I made from pa12, plus extra hose that you can have if you want. However, my method is rather unusual and I can't remember which configuration I used with the regulator. I can find out if you want. I think the jury is still out on the pa12 stuff.
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Might want to consider looking at the walbro 525 pump. It flows a lot of fuel at very high pressures. Reasonably priced as well.
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Originally Posted by sonofthehill
(Post 1593743)
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Still running my old dw300 pump. I have the fuelab regulator, which has been very reliable so far, I ran a simple bypass hose under the fuel pump panel. Return line to regulator, bypass hose from regulator to tank return, cut stock regulator tube, run pa12 hose to pump sock. Nawaza - I don't think I'm quite pump limited yet, but when I am, I'm thinking I just swap out the DW200 for a DW300 to keep it simple. Once this regulator issue, and possibly fuel pump limitations, are sorted, I'm likely turbo limited to 325-350whp. |
You are not running static. I won't let you. Friends don't let friends run non-referenced. :giggle:
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I run a long hose. You need the reference to get the pressure there. Absolutely essential.
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Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 1594218)
You are not running static. I won't let you. Friends don't let friends run non-referenced. :giggle:
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For the first time in like....ever, I’m actually working on REDUCING bottoms end torque and spool.
I finally got it a bit more controllable by reducing boost duty and valve overlap below 3k, and feeding it in gradually up to 4k its finally drivable at 60% throttle in 3rd :laugh: |
Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 1594453)
For the first time in like....ever, I’m actually working on REDUCING bottoms end torque and spool.
I finally got it a bit more controllable by reducing boost duty and valve overlap below 3k, and feeding it in gradually up to 4k its finally drivable at 60% throttle in 3rd :laugh: |
Finally got it to stick on the dyno. 343whp/449wtq on a Mustang dyno. And it feels glorious.
at this point it's both fuel and turbo limited, so I'm going to leave it as is for a while and just enjoy it. Big props to 18psi for working out the kinks and tuning. https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mia...83c38f8c51.jpg |
Looks like I haven't posted my big boy rubber here yet. 15x10 Dekagrams and 245 RS4s, which let me punch it in 4th and keep traction if I do it smoothly.
Don't judge me for the ride height. So many potholes... https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mia...0934f5dc76.jpg |
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Question
https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mia...f26cd2a05b.jpgOil drain. I had to cut away some space on the motor mounts, but it's a non-critical spot. The drain taps very nicely into the block.
I was wondering if you know what size drill and tap you used on the bedplate here? |
I was wondering if you knew what size drill and tap you used to make the OEM oil drain fit. Also my oil drain seems to be a push type line with an o ring around it, not a fitting. Did you have to modify the OEM oil drain line?
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It’ll be 3/8 or 1/2npt, look up a drill chart for sizing. It’s fairly obvious if you measure that boss which size is correct.
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Originally Posted by Swank01
(Post 1617127)
I was wondering if you knew what size drill and tap you used to make the OEM oil drain fit. Also my oil drain seems to be a push type line with an o ring around it, not a fitting. Did you have to modify the OEM oil drain line?
I'm guessing you have one like in the middle of this picture https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mia...8d4a91a3b1.png |
Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 1594453)
For the first time in like....ever, I’m actually working on REDUCING bottoms end torque and spool.
I finally got it a bit more controllable by reducing boost duty and valve overlap below 3k, and feeding it in gradually up to 4k its finally drivable at 60% throttle in 3rd :laugh: |
so that it spins in 5th too?
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Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 1617179)
so that it spins in 5th too?
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