It's unfortunate that you still need a second controller for this upgrade. That's one of the attractive things behind upgrading the HPFP instead of going Aux fuel.
It's nice to see new ideas and upgrades regardless though so keep up the good work.
My car made 435 rwhp on a Mustang dyno (around 450 on a dynojet) on 93 octane. I'm basically at the limit for my setup on pump gas.
If the engine breathed better I wouldn't be running as much boost and could probably push it a bit further.
Good 93 can get you pretty far, E85 of course is...
I've always heard that manufactures use different diameter half shafts to prevent wheel hop. I don't remember the exact theory behind it but perhaps someone else will chime in.
As far as I am aware the only kit they have now is for the Focus. The fittings will likely be different on the Mustang kit. I used ASNU 14 hole 1050cc injectors on mine because they've done really well on GTRs and I felt the spray pattern would work well in this application. The stock fuel...
Every GT500 before the modern ones was available with an auto, and they typically outsold the manuals... If Ford has an auto capable of handling the power they would be foolish not to give people the option.
The pump is driven by the cam. Ours is a 4 lobe design without much lift. Any replacement pump will likely also need a corresponding cam to go with it. Changing cams is not easy on these cars either.
Definitely have/had the same concern. I will say that its likely more reliable overall than a meth kit. That being said, there isn't an alternative to a third party controller so you take a risk just like with every mod.