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Old 10-15-2007, 12:44 AM   #1
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Default I need a fuel system that will support 700whp while using nitrous

It seems that alot of the fuel solutions are boost referenced. I am currently running a Ractronix hotwire kit and N/A KB BAP. The car is needing more fuel. I am uncomfortable with the fuel press drop I'm still seeing.

Would it be better to get a dedicated system to mount where the battery is that will have its own pump inside the dedicated fuel cell or add a Walbro. Any other systems that would work that won't break the bank?

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Old 10-15-2007, 10:28 AM   #3
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Are you running the Racetronix in tank pump as well? if so, then you could use the rheostat that comes with the BAP, and increase the voltage to the pump at all times, not boost referenced. If you mount the rheostat in the cockpit, then you could increase the setting when you arm the nitrous.

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It seems that alot of the fuel solutions are boost referenced. I am currently running a Ractronix hotwire kit and N/A KB BAP. The car is needing more fuel. I am uncomfortable with the fuel press drop I'm still seeing.

Would it be better to get a dedicated system to mount where the battery is that will have its own pump inside the dedicated fuel cell or add a Walbro. Any other systems that would work that won't break the bank?

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The pressure drop you are seeing could be due to the location of the FRP. Are you running an FPR up front?
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I've got the ECS Fuel System. It is a nice system and looks cool too

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Old 10-15-2007, 07:14 PM   #6
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Thanks John!


If anyone has any questions on the fuel system, feel free to ask.
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