dual walbro question
ID1000's WILL NOT support 600whp w/ E85. You're going to need id2200 if you stick with the dual walbros. If you get 1600's and need more fuel you're stuck. Turning the fuel pressure up on dual walbros will tap the pumps out. This is assuming actual whp, not dynopack or dynojet whp
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ID1000's WILL NOT support 600whp w/ E85. You're going to need id2200 if you stick with the dual walbros. If you get 1600's and need more fuel you're stuck. Turning the fuel pressure up on dual walbros will tap the pumps out. This is assuming actual whp, not dynopack or dynojet whp 

that's my setup.
I know that we did 720whp on Dual walbros (parallel) on E98 with a -8 feed with old school 1600s but had a 55psi base...
My car with high imp FIC 1150's last year did 524whp, 1 255 intank/1 inline and had probably 30whp left... one can make 450whp safely on 1 walbro and 1000cc injectors, how could an injector thats a solid 50% bigger not make 150whp more?
I dyno'd on both, same boost level, in hotter weather at English and made 7% more there than I had ever on ours?
I also Dyno'd on Kaizenspeeds and ours with a diff car.
I also Dyno'd on Kaizenspeeds and ours with a diff car.
I don't want to get in a dyno pissing match. Everyones definition of 600whp is different. From what I've seen (not read) power on e87 works out to .88-.90 BSFC. If someone wants to buy injectors that are tapped out for their goal thats their choice, but I would never recommend it.
Last edited by Divers; May 30, 2011 at 08:06 PM. Reason: spelling
Easier way to settle this is to state a ballpark on what the 2200,2000,1600 will be good for and let him make a decision from there.I am a bit confused myself from what you posted.I was under the impression that a dual walbro and 2200 on e85 would be good for over 800 hp but I could be mistaken.
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