SpeedRacerX
Well-Known Member
Just want to double check my plans and assumptions with the experts here. I think I'm good but want to be sure.
Motor is coming out in a week or so for heads and cam, etc. and I want to make sure I have enough fuel for what I want to achieve.
Car has/will have: 6262 turbo, Bison spec'd hydraulic roller cam, T&D rollers, champion ported iron heads and ported intake, 60# injectors, stock fuel lines, racetronix 255lph pump and sender, harnessed and hotwired, and the ecu-gn. I run 93 octane plus Alky with single nozzle. Run between 23 and 27 pounds of boost.
Goals: power for mid 10s ideally, have enough fuel so the ecu-gn can dump in fuel in case it senses a dangerous lean condition coming.
Will the 60# injectors be enough to support the power and the headroom safety the ecu-gn can command?
Is this a good time to upgrade the fuel lines or is that overkill right now?
Anything else I'm missing?
Thank you!
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Motor is coming out in a week or so for heads and cam, etc. and I want to make sure I have enough fuel for what I want to achieve.
Car has/will have: 6262 turbo, Bison spec'd hydraulic roller cam, T&D rollers, champion ported iron heads and ported intake, 60# injectors, stock fuel lines, racetronix 255lph pump and sender, harnessed and hotwired, and the ecu-gn. I run 93 octane plus Alky with single nozzle. Run between 23 and 27 pounds of boost.
Goals: power for mid 10s ideally, have enough fuel so the ecu-gn can dump in fuel in case it senses a dangerous lean condition coming.
Will the 60# injectors be enough to support the power and the headroom safety the ecu-gn can command?
Is this a good time to upgrade the fuel lines or is that overkill right now?
Anything else I'm missing?
Thank you!
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