Looking for some feedback on this app I created. Used some pretty common calculations. Just used for a quick reference on power and pump/injector capacities.

http://webpages.charter.net/hybrdthr...mp_web_app.htm

 

I love it! The A/F changes did not work though and an E85 converter would be awesome!

 

Thanks for the feedback. For e85 just change the air fuel to 7.9:1 it will adjust the demands on the chart. Changing the BSFC for your fuel would change the injector size requirements.

 

BSFC isnt making any adjustments, everything else is working and i like it! Any chance you can set it up to do tweo pump combo's meaning a walbro in tank and bosch inline running together. either way great app !

 

Fixed it and removed the entry so it just estimates the bsfc for you and you can just put the air fuel ratio in. ~7.9-8 for e85. I would love to add the functionality of the 2 different combo pumps but I don't know what the flow rates on those combos would be. If its a simple as just adding them or even a percentage of it then it wouldn't be a problem. Has anyone flow tested that combination yet?

 

Would it be possible to add the 190lph walbro high pressure model?

 

I could if you have a link to the flow rates.

 

http://www.autoperformanceengineerin...l/fpspecs.html

This seems like a good resource. If the other data lines up with what you have collected its likely trustworthy.

 

Great App, what about staged injection with different size primary and secondaries. Also what about some Weldon pumps?

 

Added.

 

awesome resource. I think I'm gonna be ok. 350hp (optimistic) 43.5 base fp with ID725cc.

 

This thing is pretty accurate! You should add in fuel line sizes! lol

 

add the awromotive pro-series pump also

pump information

http://aeromotiveinc.com/products-pa...ies-fuel-pump/

 

Added a bunch of weldon and aeromotive pumps as well as functionality to check multiple pumps at the same time. I also added functionality for fuel pump voltage changes, this is only an estimate based on common calculations.

I used most of my information from kinsler. I don't trust aeromotives figures. The graphs never seemed to add up. I used the kinsler part 10262 for the aero PRO and 10261 for the eliminator. Can anyone verify that these are in fact the right flow values? Kinsler doesn't say which pump is which. Link is below check page 125.

http://www.kinsler.com/Cat_32_Whole_...9_WholeSec.pdf

Keep the feedback coming, I appreciate the comments so far. Im going to add individual pump counts tomorrow so you can compare say 2 walbro 255's vs 1 aero pro.

 

I added control for Vacuum/Boost Referenced pressure regulators vs Non Referenced FPR. I also added control for quantity for each individual pump so you can compare 2x pumps vs single or other multiple pumps.

 

The 10265 is the A1000, the 10261 is the Eliminator, the 10262 is the Pro Series.