walboro will help stop detonation??
10-24-2003, 07:06 PM
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walboro will help stop detonation??
I'm tunned on a hondata s200 by importbuilders...on the inline fuel pump with the drag kit and 440's, will a walboro 255lph stop my detonating??
10-24-2003, 07:16 PM
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Re: walboro will help stop detonation?? (R-1303)
More than likly no, whats your fuel system consist of and what kinda power are we talking?
A pump isnt going to put more fuel into the cylinders unless the regulator is set higher. A good pump just provides the fuel to the rail & injectors, and if the injectors are maxed out meaning open/closing faster than the pump can delivar this is when a pump is needed. But a stock pump should be fine with 450's & your under 8psi.
Its pinging? hopefully your not running to much timing, and your running a Premium pump gas correct?
Jeff
A pump isnt going to put more fuel into the cylinders unless the regulator is set higher. A good pump just provides the fuel to the rail & injectors, and if the injectors are maxed out meaning open/closing faster than the pump can delivar this is when a pump is needed. But a stock pump should be fine with 450's & your under 8psi.
Its pinging? hopefully your not running to much timing, and your running a Premium pump gas correct?
Jeff
10-25-2003, 01:17 PM
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Re: walboro will help stop detonation?? (AbaZ)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by AbaZ »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">More than likly no, whats your fuel system consist of and what kinda power are we talking?
A pump isnt going to put more fuel into the cylinders unless the regulator is set higher. A good pump just provides the fuel to the rail & injectors, and if the injectors are maxed out meaning open/closing faster than the pump can delivar this is when a pump is needed. But a stock pump should be fine with 450's & your under 8psi.
Its pinging? hopefully your not running to much timing, and your running a Premium pump gas correct?
Jeff
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timming is retard (as much as possible) said jeff, from importbuilders..and 91 pump gas in cali (premmium), and i'm running no more than 7lbs of boost....may i shoud just get re-tunned by church's this time??
so you'll telling me a stock fuel pump with rc440's and s200 hondatat is good enough for fuel on a boosted b18c5??
A pump isnt going to put more fuel into the cylinders unless the regulator is set higher. A good pump just provides the fuel to the rail & injectors, and if the injectors are maxed out meaning open/closing faster than the pump can delivar this is when a pump is needed. But a stock pump should be fine with 450's & your under 8psi.
Its pinging? hopefully your not running to much timing, and your running a Premium pump gas correct?
Jeff
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timming is retard (as much as possible) said jeff, from importbuilders..and 91 pump gas in cali (premmium), and i'm running no more than 7lbs of boost....may i shoud just get re-tunned by church's this time??
so you'll telling me a stock fuel pump with rc440's and s200 hondatat is good enough for fuel on a boosted b18c5??
10-25-2003, 05:15 PM
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Re: walboro will help stop detonation?? (R-1303)
7lbs you should be just fine with a stock pump, but it wouldnt hurt to throw a walbro pump in, its cheap insurance incase your factory pump goes out. You can get walbros on ebay for like 80 bucks.
Give you an idea, I ran 10psi on a LS/Vtec turbo 10psi just fine, Stock DX pump.. No problems.
Jeff
Give you an idea, I ran 10psi on a LS/Vtec turbo 10psi just fine, Stock DX pump.. No problems.
Jeff
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