fuel system working without stock ECU? + what fuel pump setup for 750 hp NA?
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fuel system working without stock ECU? + what fuel pump setup for 750 hp NA?
Anyone knows if....and how....I can get the C5īs fuel system working with a non stock ECU (Motec).
I have not looked deeper into how the fuel system works (pumping from one to the other tank, fuel level gauge,.......), yet, but maybe anyone did and can help me on that so I can save lot of searching time.
Also, is there a plug and play fuel pump setup for about 750hp NA existing (plug and play?) for the stock fuel tanks?
Want an intank setup with a single pump.
I highly appreciate every info you have for me.
I have not looked deeper into how the fuel system works (pumping from one to the other tank, fuel level gauge,.......), yet, but maybe anyone did and can help me on that so I can save lot of searching time.
Also, is there a plug and play fuel pump setup for about 750hp NA existing (plug and play?) for the stock fuel tanks?
Want an intank setup with a single pump.
I highly appreciate every info you have for me.
Last edited by Austrian Vette; 02-01-2011 at 04:30 PM.
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Anyone knows if....and how....I can get the C5īs fuel system working with a non stock ECU (Motec).
I have not looked deeper into how the fuel system works (pumping from one to the other tank, fuel level gauge,.......), yet, but maybe anyone did and can help me on that so I can save lot of searching time.
Also, is there a plug and play fuel pump setup for about 750hp NA existing (plug and play?) for the stock fuel tanks?
Want an intank setup with a single pump.
I highly appreaciate every info you have for me.
I have not looked deeper into how the fuel system works (pumping from one to the other tank, fuel level gauge,.......), yet, but maybe anyone did and can help me on that so I can save lot of searching time.
Also, is there a plug and play fuel pump setup for about 750hp NA existing (plug and play?) for the stock fuel tanks?
Want an intank setup with a single pump.
I highly appreaciate every info you have for me.
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no I will not
I need to know if the rear fuel system kinda works without an ECU (knowing when the one tank is empty and pumping from one to the other, fuel level gauge....) or if it needs an ECU to work.
If it kinda works "stand allone", it should not be a problem to get it to work with a Motec or any other stand allone ECU.
I need to know if the rear fuel system kinda works without an ECU (knowing when the one tank is empty and pumping from one to the other, fuel level gauge....) or if it needs an ECU to work.
If it kinda works "stand allone", it should not be a problem to get it to work with a Motec or any other stand allone ECU.
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Itīs pretty special, I know.
Thanks for trying to help!
Hopefully someone knows how all that works, or thereīs a LOT of googling and forums searching for me ...
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The walbro 255l is not enough and I donīt want a dual pump setup.
I have not yet found a single pump stup for the C5 that flows enough for 750hp.
Found one for 1000hp plus turbo setups, with boost regulated parts, but thatīs too much.
Still need to know i fthe fuel system itself will work without the stock ECU.
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But that seems not be too easy.
The walbro 255l is not enough and I donīt want a dual pump setup.
I have not yet found a single pump stup for the C5 that flows enough for 750hp.
Found one for 1000hp plus turbo setups, with boost regulated parts, but thatīs too much.
Still need to know i fthe fuel system itself will work without the stock ECU.
The walbro 255l is not enough and I donīt want a dual pump setup.
I have not yet found a single pump stup for the C5 that flows enough for 750hp.
Found one for 1000hp plus turbo setups, with boost regulated parts, but thatīs too much.
Still need to know i fthe fuel system itself will work without the stock ECU.
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built 7 Liter LS2 with ITB setup
The lingenfelter is not enough.
I need something that can do the 750 easy without beeing maxed out.
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Why are you set on not boosting a pump? If you are then you will probably have to go to a dual in tank or make a single with a bigger pump or go external. Why an in tank if it's a race car?
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Your actually only talking about approximately 640 rwhp. The Racetronix fuel pump-hot wire (plug and play) coupled with a boost-a- pump and a return fuel system (97/98 vette) will support 700 rwhp. Without the return fuel system it's still good for 650 rwhp. Just curious...how are you generating 640 rwhp n/a? Please list mods.
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Doing an external pump will completely mess with the dual tank setup.
And I want to keep the stock tanks for sure....itīs the best location.
I donīt like boosting pumps as they then run with more voltage than they are buit for.
Thatīs no problem for a FI car that sees high fuel demand for a short time...itīs different when needing it permanent.
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Your actually only talking about approximately 640 rwhp. The Racetronix fuel pump-hot wire (plug and play) coupled with a boost-a- pump and a return fuel system (97/98 vette) will support 700 rwhp. Without the return fuel system it's still good for 650 rwhp. Just curious...how are you generating 640 rwhp n/a? Please list mods.
I know the Racetronix setup, use it on a FI car, but donīt want to use it (would need to voltage boost the pump) on my road race car.
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I would get on the phone with kenne bell and see what they recommend because I'm pretty sure the boost a pumps are for all race applications not just drag racing( short burst of boost as you say). And I know that I've seen road course cars running boost a pumps and that is your only option for a single pump unless you install a aeromotive or similar pump in the factory basket. I would just do two walbros if you are set on not upping voltage.
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Intank is the cleanest way to do it.
Doing an external pump will completely mess with the dual tank setup.
And I want to keep the stock tanks for sure....itīs the best location.
I donīt like boosting pumps as they then run with more voltage than they are buit for.
Thatīs no problem for a FI car that sees high fuel demand for a short time...itīs different when needing it permanent.
Doing an external pump will completely mess with the dual tank setup.
And I want to keep the stock tanks for sure....itīs the best location.
I donīt like boosting pumps as they then run with more voltage than they are buit for.
Thatīs no problem for a FI car that sees high fuel demand for a short time...itīs different when needing it permanent.
Edit; I just read in an additional post that you are a road racer...I'm not sure how reliable boost-a-pumps are under those conditions.
Could you be more specific about your mods....tell us about your set up from top to bottom...thanks.
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