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Old 11-24-2008, 02:57 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default E-85 tune...What injectors?

I havent really seen e-85 tackled with the SRT community....evo's are killing this shit. Im going to be running a fully built engine, ported head, 56lb turbo, tubular set up....what injectors should I run to support this?

Fuel set up RIGHT NOW : P werks BNF, walbro 255, 750cc RC inj, Boomba rail, -6an supply line, Return line, and Home made re wire. And obviously a ems to run it all.

I would assume something in the 1000cc range? I was going to add a full blown dual pump set up, -8an supply line and 1000cc inj. Will these support about 525hsp(mine should be in this ball park)? Will I need a special driver for these injectors?

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Old 11-24-2008, 03:02 PM   #2 (permalink)
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that's about right!!!
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After reading the set ups on some of these evos im thinking 1200cc inj more than likely
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you'll need between 30-40% more then pump gas. So it's up to you.
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i run one hundred percent E-85 on my srt for the past year or so i went with the -8an line and fuel rail with 1000cc injectors with resistor box. under boost with a one to one regulator is great, under no load i am still trying to work out the kinks with my tune. good luck. this is with a holset
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I've been running e-85 for 3 months or so and I run 900cc injectors with my 47lb a min turbo and haven't run out of injector yet at 25psi at redline. with a 56lb turbo i would probably err on the side of big. you have to go with a resistor box regardless. 1200cc's sound about right. what would you run for a fuel pump? need lots more at wot. you could probably get away with using a walbro 255 hp in tank with a bosch motorsports 044 pump inline. or buy the full blown dual fuel pump setup.
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You could probably get by with 1000cc's and dual pumps, but if you're going to have EMS to tune it, might as well go with a set of 1200's to be safe. I personally run 1200's on my Evo, but I'm running the stock FPR which is around 38psi base pressure.
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went with the 1000cc's and resistor box. Got a stupid cheap price on them so ill run them until the turbo runs out of steam or else the inj...i dont mind losing 10-20 peak hsp for the money savings.
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